A/C Drain Line Pouring? Normal?

[jgruberman]

Fortunately, this isn't happening in the cab, but it seems like a TON of water is dripping down from the condensate line in the engine bay onto the ground.

Earlier, I stopped my truck, got out, looked underneath it, and it seemed like a cup of water drained out of the line a good minute after the truck was off.

When it runs, it seems to come out full flow drip constantly.

Is this normal?

It's ballpark 90-100 out here in Texas, and I am unsure if that is attributed to it.

I don't care that it's draining, but I want to be sure it's an average amount.

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[Corkey]

I would assume that you're running the AC full throttle.

With being humid, it sounds normal.

Someone will chime in here soon to help verify with me.

Mine will dump the condensate quite a bit when it's hot out.

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[jgruberman]

I would assume that you're running the AC full throttle.

With being humid, it sounds normal.

Someone will chime in here soon to help verify with me.

Mine will dump the condensate quite a bit when it's hot out.

Yes. It's been in the 100s out here lately, and humidity, I'd say, 40-60%, depending on the day.

And mostly full-throttle A/C.

Not "Max A/C" or the recirculate mode but down to "60" and blower on 5-7.

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[Beaman]

Dude, it's totally normal.

Side not, just as long as it’s clear.

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[watersupply189]

Totally normal!

High temps and humidity will make it run more.


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[jgruberman]

Thank you all!

I just got my truck back from the transmission shop after it was there for ballpark a month, so I'm being a bit critical and cognizant of all my truck behaviors.

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