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Just bought my 99 996. Noticed that when the car sits for a bit it has a very small pool of clear water under the front (directly under the dashboard). I know that this could be condensation from the AC unit accumulating and dripping off, but since the water was there over 24 hours after I last drove it I'm wondering if there could be any other explanation for this - maybe there's a water pump or reservoir in the same location that could be leaking? Please let me know - much appreciated...

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