AC drip hose attachment???

My recollection is it's 1/2" diameter clear plastic tubing.  It runs from the A/C drip pan located at the front of the unit, down the wall between the shower and cabin, then exits out the floor.  You should be able to see it by removing the passenger seat cushion and wood panel and looking at the open space in the shower wall at the bottom (see yellow arrow).

Can't you measure yours lykopis33 - now that you know where it is?

OutbackAZ said:

Because the water is not under any pressure, one solution is to put a funnel under the drain hose and attach a new hose to the funnel (any size) to carry the water away.  A little Redneck, but what the heck.

Sometimes "a little refneck fix" works best! Ha!

PXLated said:

Was McGiever a Redneck?

Probably. MacGyver wasn't!

Just mess'in with ya. I had to Google the correct spelling on an email earlier today.  

My AC drip hose is black and has a fairly small inner diameter. I'd hesitate to insert anything inside the hose because gravity seems the same there as it is everywhere else (i.e no back pressure) and that drip is slow. I like the funnel idea, but how to support it for easy off and on might be problematic for some of us whose underside is different as PV has upgraded how they have enclosed things. I was thinking a house plastic gutter diverter would work (I also have a concrete one at home - not helpful for campers! lol). You know, the one that looks like a slide with edges. Just nothing to attach is a plus. A minus is that it's larger than the funnel idea.

I just checked on mine, and the A/C drain hose slid nicely inside the female end of a 5/8" (or maybe it's 3/4"?) garden hose, so if you've got a 3' or 4' section of old hose laying around, that would be easy to store and might do the trick for you.