I was wondering if any of you feel that possibly the drain line for the evaporator is inadequate for this vehicle? I also get a huge puddle of water under this vehicle and figured it was due to humidity here in Texas, but our other vehicles, including another Dodge, don't produce this much and many of you live in much different climates and report the same. I do have the A/C freeze up once and a while and while driving back home through Arizona a few weeks back, I actually got it to spit a small piece of ice out the vent at me. For anyone who experiences the system freezing up, try this....I turned the A/C button off, left the fan on manual high, left the temperature dials as set, it was not in recirculation mode, and made sure the selection dial was on vents. My system actually blew fairly cool air for about 1 minute, even though Arizona was at 122 degrees according to the temp read(Yuma area) and then I got the small chunk of ice and heard a few other in the vent.....The air then got warm fast and I switched the A/C back on...Worked fine for several more hours.
I am thinking that maybe it needs a larger drain line or maybe the factory line is restricted in some way.
Todd
