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Possible, but hadn't used the car for about 20 hours when I spotted it - think that would have dried in that time.

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Suggestion · Original poster

Possible, but hadn't used the car for about 20 hours when I spotted it - think that would have dried in that time.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Noticed a dark patch on the road from under my car today :shock: But it appears to be under the driver's feet area? :?: Any idea what that might be? Couldn't really smell anything strongly (rules out coolant and front diff oil I would have thought), and it was nearly dark when I noticed it so couldn't really tell what colour it was... Everything seems to be working OK, levels all normal - confused! Suggestions on a postcard please (or even better, on here!)

POST 2Original post

This might be a long shot but water from the air con??? nt sure where it drains....just a thought.....

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Possible, but hadn't used the car for about 20 hours when I spotted it - think that would have dried in that time. I also thought of drain for interior air vent at bottom of screen, but it hadn't rained all afternoon either. Have to have a proper look in the morning.

POST 5Original post

Condensation overnight and it runs down the drainage channels, had it with the Audi a3 and both the 911's.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Got busy painting doors, sanding window frames and sealing home-office roof today and forgot to look! Could be condensation I suppose, but at 5:00 pm on a day with no rain?

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