Dripping Water by Accelerator Pedal

[4runner]

Just got back from a road trip and noticed water dripping on my floor mats quite a bit of it from just right up top of the accelerator pedal. Seems A/C related, anyone know the fix or how to explain this to the dealer, as they may not experience it to reproduce as it seems to happen on longer trips. I'm now concerned of mold and rust if this is not fixed correctly. Any tips greatly appreciated.

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[Scape Goat]

You probably have a disconnected evaporator drain hose. Can you pull back the paneling/carpeting in that area?

 

[Ford Motor Company]

Just got back from a road trip and noticed water dripping on my floor mats quite a bit of it from just right up top of the accelerator pedal. Seems A/C related, anyone know the fix or how to explain this to the dealer, as they may not experience it to reproduce as it seems to happen on longer trips. I'm now concerned of mold and rust if this is not fixed correctly. Any tips greatly appreciated.

Hello! Send us a private message with your VIN and the name and location of your local Ford dealer. I’d be happy to see what I can do to assist with this water concern. Thanks!

 

[blueeagle75]

Hello! Send us a private message with your VIN and the name and location of your local Ford dealer. I’d be happy to see what I can do to assist with this water concern. Thanks!

My Bronco has the same issue. See attached picture. How do I private message you?

 

[MillerAndCheeto]

My Bronco has the same issue. See attached picture. How do I private message you?

Click on Ford's user name, then the popup shows up, click on "Start Conversation".

 

[blueeagle75]

Got it. Thanks

 

[604Bronco]

My Bronco has the same issue. See attached picture. How do I private message you?

Click on Ford's user name, and click the "Ignore" button and just go visit a dealership to setup an appointment. That's literally all they're going to do anyways... It'll be much quicker for you to remove the middle-person.

I'm sure the dealership will be able to piece together the issue once you explained it happened on a longer trip. There's likely something that runs above or near the peddle that's causing it, so I'd guess that's where they'll start looking.

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