Water in forward bunk and behind filter for return air for AC
BoyzToy
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Liberty44140
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No but it is almost certainly coming from your Air conditioner or your anchor locker. Check the easy stuff first, is the AC leaking at the thru hull outlet? Also, is the drip pan over flowing from clogged drains overboard? That is where I would start....07' Cruisers 390 (Previous Rinker's: 06' 342EC & 01' 310FV) -
reneechris14
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X2 on the anchor locker the drain can get clogged. On my 342 the drain is a little higher then sides. The drain from the windless only drain on the rode then there a drain hole under the rode.2005 Rinker FV342 Pawcatuck river,Ct -
Black_Diamond
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+++. On the above. The AC condensate can plug up easy, or the pan rusting out too on the older models.You can access the anchor rode locker from the deck plate behind the panel under the mirror.Past owner of a 2003 342FV
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Black_Diamond
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Anchor rode locker: drain plugged OR there is a square piece of starboard screwed to the bottom of the rode locker too. If not caulked well it will leak past it and into the area you noted. I pulled mine and resealed.You mentioned you pulled the AC unit? Did you block off the AC condensate drain tube? Block off / close the AC raw water tube? If it is open and laying low it can siphon.Past owner of a 2003 342FV
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reneechris14
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Also check the seal on the port windows or rug under bed.2005 Rinker FV342 Pawcatuck river,Ct
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