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I can't see how this is accident related...always good to have everything checked over in and out after an accident though.
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The dealer took apart the whole area under the glovebox to check things out.
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I can't see how this is accident related...always good to have everything checked over in and out after an accident though.
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The dealer took apart the whole area under the glovebox to check things out.
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POST 1Original post

Anybody have any brilliant ideas on this one: Two days ago I was rear-ended (low speed, 15 mph). The only visible damage was that my bumper is dented; the spoiler also doesn't come down 100% (maybe about 96%). Already called the auto-body shop and they're going to look at it Monday. Yesterday I went through an automatic carwash. Today I make a 4 hour roadtrip with the AC cranked way up. In the midafternoon I smelled and noticed the entire passenger side carpet is soaked with clear fluid!?!?! So what caused the water to buildup: is it my accident? is the A/C? is it the carwash? Any help appreciated.

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Have you tasted it? Are you certain it is water? Condensation seems like the likely culprit. Search car talk for this problem. I've seen it before, but I don't recall the precise physics issue here or the remedy. I can't see how this is accident related...always good to have everything checked over in and out after an accident though. That allows you to make insurance claims.

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As unlikely as it maybe it's possible that your door frame is not seating properly after the accident and allowed the water from the car wash in. Alternatively it could be a completely seperate issue with your AC, as the core is somewhere over at the front. The fact your spoiler does not come down 100% suggests a little more than just your bumper damage, and so defiantely get it all checked out by the bodyshop to make sure it's not all related.

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I had water in the passenger footwell from AC condensation a few years ago. The dealer took apart the whole area under the glovebox to check things out. The problem hasn't returned yet. Just a wild guess here, but maybe the impact managed to knock loose a drain hose used to route this water... Good luck with the dealer!

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