Its probably not as in there as you think it is. There has to be another tube that channels that water into the pan. Brute force might be the answer. Then, once you've got it all off, get a new, longer hose and bypass the pan altogether.

 

Nah, I'll show it to you then next time I go to your house. There is a second tube, didn't have much luck getting it off. I thought I mentioned it earlier. But that wasn't what was holding it on. The hose that drains it under the car is fine, surprisingly not dry rotted or anything. And where it hooks onto the pan is fine, so I just pulled the hose and hooked it back up, doesn't leak from there anymore. But I'm missing a few clips that hold the pan on, and that is where it leaks from now

 

Oh, and I used the brute force. I even had the power of alcohol coursing through my veins, I still couldn't tear that bitch off. Got it off enough though to spray some fuckin malathion in there to kill the ant parade that I saw

 

i'm gonna laugh when i get under thre and find that one bolt you missed. LOL
maybe the ants formed a suspension line to hold it in place.... you know they can lift ten times their own body, so im sure three or four of them could keep you from getting it off. LOL

 

Hey man, them fuckin things had their own little bio dome in there......complete with a waterfall straight onto the floor

 

Today, the RX7 a/c drip pan... Tomorrow... THE WORLD!!!!