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Does anybody know what the part number is for the Air Con Evaporator Condensate drain tube?

Next question is - "Where can I get one?"

The usual suspects, probably Darren at “bitz is your best man, he could probably build large chunks of MG with what he shakes out of his overalls at the end of a day!

Evaporator drain tube, JQG100050, NLA. No idea where you'll find one.

Thanks Mark
Now I'll start the search. Maybe I'll be able to adapt something.

This would not have been a problem if it had been protected from passengers feet.

Bill

I thought about making my own as well if my spare fails. Here's a couple pictures of the drain tube and some measurements I made that you may find helpful.

Many thanks. That is great information.

I can see that mine is damaged (I think from passenger feet scuffing it), but I still need to remove it to see if I can possibly repair it with a conforming tape.

Once repaired I will make a cover to protect it in the future.

Until this is repaired, I don't want to get the Air Con re-gassed in case I need to remove something else.

Well there's no chance of fixing mine. It is completely perished and falling apart, plus it looks like it was never fitted properly in the first place because the clip was only half on the rubber.I will try and make something out of silicon tube, or some aquarium fittings.

mowog73 wrote:

Evaporator drain tube, JQG100050, NLA. No idea where you'll find one.

A quick google search comes up with This one. I've never used, nor even heard of, this company. But it's worth a try.

Thanks for this info. Ironically I came up with the same result and asked about availability - but they are not available .

At the moment I have cobbled up a silicon hose and hope that it will work. I will send a pic when finished.

billcoleman wrote:

Thanks for this info. Ironically I came up with the same result and asked about availability - but they are not available .

At the moment I have cobbled up a silicon hose and hope that it will work. I will send a pic when finished.

Strange, that. I specifically checked at the time and the page I linked to said that availability was in stock and delivery would be a few days. Still, glad to hear you sorted it in proper Boy Scout style.

This is my "Heath Robinson" repair.
I used a small piece of rubber garden hose to adapt to a length of 5mm bore silicon tube.
Unfortunately it creates a sort of U-Tube, but should still drain out.
If it doesn't drain, I will have to make a new hole lower down in the plate it goes through, or take a longer tube down to somewhere in the floor pan.
I don't understand why the original exit route was hidden behind the bracket that supports the evaporator.

This was the reply from "Allcarpartsfast".
At least they responded, may other suppliers would just ignore the request:

Thanks for your email. Sorry, that part is currently back ordered without a date.

Kind regards,
Mike


Do you have the following MG Rover part available:
JQG100050
Drain tube.
allcarpartsfast by Endon Services
https://www.allcarpartsfast.co.uk/