Found it! That picture helped a ton. It's not accessable from the top, have to access from underneath. Saw a little stub sticking out, stuck a screw driver in there, and ~ 1/4 gallon poured out. Perfect! Thanks!

That helps a ton! Thanks. Does the tube stick down at all? When I was under it yesterday I tried to get behind what felt like a fire resistant/sound barrier cloth that was on the fire way. I presume it's behind that, right?

I get what the evap does, and what it produces. Maybe when I'm home... It does not to be cleaned. I am on vacation, I need to know where the drain is suppose to come out of so I can drain it. I need to figure out where the spot that RJolly87 referenced when he said mechanics blow it out with air.

Yup, you need to get under the car, and find the drain. What mechanics usually do is blast the drain with compressed air, and then get ready for a cold shower.
Where is the drain? I crawled under there, and nothing jumped out at me. I am not having an air flow problem at all. The post that I found ...

Help.

Car: 2002 Bon SLE
Problem: Floors Soaked

Diagnostics completed: No rain. So it isn't the sun roof or door seal. Air Conditioner is running on overtime, and every time I sop up the mess, it's standing water with in minutes. No normal drips coming from under the car when air conditioner is ...

Try cleaning your MAF, screen and the other sensor there (coned shaped). I just did that to mine, and I'm getting 35MPG, my harder than I liked shifting transmission smoothed out too.

I know it's not a major modification, but I like it, and thought I'd share, since I looked before I had it done, and couldn't find what I was looking for.

2002 Bonneville before and after tinting. Tinted by Tint Muskegon, on Getty St. 249.00 out the door. Life time guarentee from peeling, bubbling ...

When I had my 2000, I used it as a fire response vehicle. Before I got it, my dad used it as a commuter from West Michigan to Wisconsin. It currently has 285,XXX miles on it. Runs and shifts like new.