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YOUR RESEARCHScary leak!
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After a nice hour long drive this afternoon, I pulled into the garage like always. I dropped a small bike part, so I got the flashlight, enjoying the warm garage thanks to the warm engine.
When I shined a flashlight under the car, I saw a growing puddle! It looked like oil to me.
Slowly, I reached under there (center of the car) with a paper towel, expecting to see an oily mess. What I got was nice clean water!
Does the AC always drain out water after a drive? I've never checked under the car right after pulling into the garage before.
Try living in Houston and driving around on a warm humid day with the top down. After about an hour, if you take a corner hard, icy water drips on your foot. I figured out that this weekend. It forms on the driver side vent pipe thingy.
Good point, but since I don't drive the car every day, I leave the climate control set to auto, so the compressor has a chance to run and cycle - even if the heat is on.
Be careful, the condenser fins and surrounding plastic housing could be contaminated with mold and mildew. You are not drinking out of a sanitized cup here.
hey, mold is new new Washington State Flower.... you got something agains US !
that's kind of a gross thought though - mold growing in the AC but I do recal some musty smelling cars when the AC comes on
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