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Run with the ac

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Yeah I run with the AC on all the time, just surprised why this wouldn't have evaporated/stopped dripping after an 8hr rest..
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If you've been using the AC then its perfectly normal for condensate to drip out - if so its just water that has condensed and formed droplets.
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Yeah I run with the AC on all the time, just surprised why this wouldn't have evaporated/stopped dripping after an 8hr rest..
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If you've been using the AC then its perfectly normal for condensate to drip out - if so its just water that has condensed and formed droplets.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

:? Hi All... Have noticed some fluid drop onto the drive overnight, but can't work out what it is... doesn't appear to be oily.. so I'm putting it down to A/C something or other, but can't explain it... or decide whether it will only be condensation (in doubtful), or something broken.. also unsure why it would continue to drop with car off overnight if A/C.. It's coming out of the front of the middle undersheet, through one of the slots on the undersheet.. directly below the HVAC unit/centre stack in the car.. Any thoughts..? Cheers

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If you've been using the AC then its perfectly normal for condensate to drip out - if so its just water that has condensed and formed droplets. The AC refrigerant itself is under pressure and wouldnt drip to form a puddle. You can usually tell by a scabby green patch around the leak. It could of course be coolant but if its totally colourless and odourless then I doubt it.

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Yeah I run with the AC on all the time, just surprised why this wouldn't have evaporated/stopped dripping after an 8hr rest..

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Easy way to tell if it's coolant, touch your finger on the liquid then lick your finger you will know instantly if it's coolant

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