GRAndcherakee 1993 A/C drainage

Look, that truck does have a hose, it's just that some person or mechanic takes it off and doesn't put it back on. Look under the right seat for a small plastic tube. See which way it goes; you'll see it on the right side. Then look for it on the right side of the engine. You'll see it, but not clearly enough. There should be a metal cover or a cloth insulator underneath it, and it's blocked

Or, from the inside, try inserting a screwdriver so you can see exactly where it comes out, and you'll find it faster. To remove that drain itself, you have to remove the evaporator, and that requires lowering the dashboard and being very careful with the wires, but it's easier the way I explained

Okay, I'll dedicate some more time to looking for it. This issue has been going on for about four months. Before, it was leaking quite badly. I've always maintained my other cars from the inside with water pressure, but there's no access to this SUV. The system is completely sealed because all the equipment is inside the cabin. Thank you again, and I'll let you know the results. A hug from afar and best wishes for success in this new year. We'll be in touch.
Eduardo

Okay, that's the other option I didn't want to consider, but I've noticed it's not necessary to take anything apart. In fact, I wouldn't do it because I hate internal noises in the car, and removing the dashboard would only create more noise. I'll let you know in the next few days what happens with your advice. Hugs

ok friend still from Venezuela greeting