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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just took my (new) 996tt for a spin today. One thing I noticed off the bat is that there was condensation build up on the windshield. After I parked the car, I noticed a liquid pooling towards the front middle (maybe 2/3rds the way up to the front of the car). The leak has since stopped. It looks clear, has no odor, and tastes like water - so my guess is that it is in fact water. Is this something to be concerned about? Any relation to the condensation build up on the windshield? Should I take it to my mechanic? Thanks in advance!

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AC condensation. You need to make sure your condensate drain tube is clear and not stopped up. It is normal to have condensate drip even after turning off the engine. Here in muggy Florida, at stop lights every car has a pool of water underneath, sometimes a lot of water.

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If you have a dehumidifier, consider running that to remove any residual moisture in the car. You don�t want mold forming.

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