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I have a 2001 Suburban LT, with the A/C controls between the front and rear passenger area. About a month ago, I noticed the floorboard on the passenger side was damp...i shop-vac'd it, didn't go away...then yesterday I noticed the cargo area, passenger side was very wet also. Any ideas.....the areas that are wet are the rear cargo/passenger side by back door, and back-seat floorboard on right hand passenger side...right by the door and where a floormat would go.
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Is the water showing up in the interior of your 2001 Chevrolet Suburban even when it is dry outside? If the carpet is getting wet and it has not been raining and your have not been washing your Suburban the only alternative is a plugged A/C drain. The front and rear A/C condensers each have there own drain. Where you describe the water would make me think that the rear drain is plugged. The drain is located in on the underside of the right rear behind the rear tire. When you look from underneath you can see where the A/C lines pass in to rear, next to the lines is a rubber drain tube. You can try pushing a stiff wire like a coat hanger into the drain to see if it is clear. With the rear A/C running water should begin dripping from the drain after a short time (you should also see water dripping from the front). If not water is coming out of the drain then chances are it is plugged. If the coat hanger does not work the rear A/C module may need to be removed and dissembled to clear the drain.
That's what it was on my car. Super answer! I couldn't believe how much liquid came out once i figured that this "plug" was there. Once drained, never had the issue again. I check it often.