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Water dripping

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Use air conditioning

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Had you been using the Air Conditioning?

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Use air conditioning

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Had you been using the Air Conditioning?

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POST 1Original post

Hi everyone, I have a 2.7 cayman. On occasion I have noticed water dripping from underneath the middle of the car. Has anyone else encountered any issues? Cheers

POST 2Original post

Had you been using the Air Conditioning? If so............ The pleasant dry air in the cabin, has had the moisture removed. It has to be expelled somewhere............

POST 3Original post

Hi there, I do have the climate control on all the time and it has been quite warm here in Blighty recently. Thanks very much. Alex

POST 4Original post

Yup, what they said. The condensed water from the the air has to go somewhere. This is completely normal.

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