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Afternoon hope this finds everyone well
I posted sometime ago about the drivers side footwell of my uk (right hand drive) 1.3 petrol becoming wet .
At the time I thought a blocked drain on the windscreen was the culprit and the carpets have been dry until very recently.
in short I have been using the air on a lot more recently and the carpet is getting wet again we have had no rain and the issues appear to be linked to the air con I have read elsewhere that a drain could be blocked ( I have checked underneath the car and it appears to be draining by which I mean a reasonable drip   ) my question is is there a pipe in the centre console somewhere that could be split/blocked and how can I access it  or would air con cleaner help .
Is it a big job to remove the centre console and does it require specialist tools 
Any thoughts ideas help would be appreciated 
 

Good day, you may find information on utube.

Morning 
Thank you for the views and replies 
I hope the following may help 
After viewing you tube etc I have tried the following 
I cleaned the air con using an aerosol cleaner
I managed to pump some air up the air con drain pipe ( not at high pressure) to remove any blockages but it seems to be draining fine 
I lifted the carpet in the drivers footwell and it was dry underneath and no sign of water dripping or flowing 
I then found that the door to the pollen filter holder was missing a screw and was slightly open ( I managed to re secure it using a spare screw) 
I tried not using the air con for a couple of days ( no rain either ) and the carpet still had a mist of water on the top 
E bay tended to suggest a blocked pollen filter might be the issue ( it was changed about 11 month ago ) 
Does any body know if this could be the issue especially if the door to the pollen filter was slightly open ( as it’s a year old I might just change it anyway) 
apologies for the long post but any help advice would be appreciated 

After reading your feedback I think it may not be an airconditioning related problem. It may be a small leak on your heater radiator. Only way, other than stripping everything, to faultfind will be to block the in- and outlet water hoses possible. If it is a heater leak then you maybe in for some major work. Good luck.

Thank you for your feedback 
that was something I hadn’t considered I’ll keep an eye on the water level which seems to have been ok up to now but you never know 
Hopefully it will be about £20 for a pollen filter versus a kings ransom for a heater matrix 

Thank you everyone for views and thoughts I will update further when I hopefully get a resolution