our pt is using water
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Asked by adriannz May 02, 2014 at 10:17 PM about the Chrysler PT Cruiser

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the drives floor is wet and i think it could be coming from the heat core, this is a righthand
drive car, where do i find the heat and is it hard to take out?

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GarDjr answered 9 years ago

First go buy yourself a Chilton PT Cruiser repair manual ( year specific ) Check the fluid leaking. Smell , taste, etc. it may only be water from your AC. According to the manual, the AC must be disconnected to remove heater core. Not an easy fix if you have little to no experience. Core is under dash, and in the middle.

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