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Hi folks,

During the summer I noticed that on warm days there was lots of water coming out from under the car.  Now I must say that I mostly had the aircon on the very coldest setting and it is very efficient blasting ice cold air into the saloon.

Checking the internet I see many comments that dripping from a/c is quite normal but mine was more than just a drip - after just 5 minutes there is a puddle on the road!  It was my wife that first noticed it's on the passenger side.  I'd never seen it that bad before - so much so that I thought it maybe was coming from the cooling system but no, the water was cold and didn't smell of coolant.

Just wondering if anyone else had this problem?  Should I get it checked by a specialist aircon garage?  My normal garage dismissed it as "normal" but unfortunately (as usual) it wasn't dripping so badly the day I took it in as the weather was cooler!

Any comments and suggestions would be much appreciated.

Vivian

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Totally normal.
The amount of condensate will vary depending on the humidity levels day to day.
Imagine a cold beer can straight from a fridge on a warm day.

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16 minutes ago, Stoney871 said:

Totally normal.
The amount of condensate will vary depending on the humidity levels day to day.
Imagine a cold beer can straight from a fridge on a warm day.

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Thanks Clive - that's reassuring.  It's just that I never saw any other cars producing so much.  Perhaps 'cos I have my a/c on extra cold!  One thing's for sure - it still works really well for a 14 year old car! 😊

Cheers.

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Tbh I'd be more concerned if there was little or no condensation.
Long live the car [emoji106]

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