Thread: Warning Discovery II Aircon drain

It can also drip right onto the inhibitor switch & cause all sorts of dramas with M&S lights.

Is there a fix or just extend the piping

Sorry but having a blond sort of day, is that the front prop shaft or front drive shaft ?

Originally Posted by ladas

Sorry but having a blond sort of day, is that the front prop shaft or front drive shaft ?

Don't really see any difference the application of word prop or drive.
However if you look up the definition of prop it seem to mean reinforce like a pillar or an abbreviation of propeller.

My stage 1 3.9 diesel had 2 of them it sounds like a light aircraft so you might be right after all.

Originally Posted by dobbo

Is there a fix or just extend the piping

The idea was to extend the drain pipe so as to allow the water to drain away easily, but away from where it will cause a problem.
so that is the fix.
The other idea I had was to leave the air con off or better still if you live is south east Queensland. How the water drain into a bucket as you get in trouble for using a hose with water here.

What about water splashing up there from the wet roads during our southern winter months? Or when fording a river creak? Drive shafts always get wet oneway or another

Originally Posted by Rovernaut

What about water splashing up there from the wet roads during our southern winter months? Or when fording a river creak? Drive shafts always get wet one way or another

Change the universal joint over to greasable type.
Live in Southeast Queensland?
Or don't worry about it and get a new one when it flogs out completely.