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Liquid found under car behind right front wheel...

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YOUR RESEARCHLiquid found under car behind right front wheel...

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Mine does the same thing after using the A/C.

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Mine does the same thing after using the A/C.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yesterday, I put my car in the garage after my commute home (18 miles in dense freeway traffice, so nothing too 'sporty'). I had the air conditioning on during the drive. After I changed out of my work clothes, I went back into the garage to give my windshield a wipedown. I noticed a small (1 sq foot) liquid stain under the car, behind the right front wheel. It's not oil and it does not appear to be coloured. It also does not have any discernable smell (i.e. it's not gasoline). Any idea what this could be? Condensation? Brake fluid? Coolant?

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AC Condensation most likely - coolant would smell sweet, brake fluid would have a distinct smell, color, and feel oily to the touch - nothing else up that end of the car. Good suggestion is to run your in-car air fans without AC for the last few miles - this allows the AC to get rid of any condensation before you stop AND stops that condesation causing stale odours in your AC unit when you next use it. Chris.

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Thanks Chris. That's reassuring (and good info).

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Mine does the same thing after using the A/C. No need to worry.

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