Would it have to do anything with the AC? I was using it a lot today, and after parking my car, I see water dripping from a tube from underneath the car. I first thought it was radiator fluid, but it was just water. Why does it do that?

 

i do belive so

 

i had the same thing happen to me as well. I would also like to know.

 

no worries. its just condensation from your a/c lines. only worry when it leaks something that has color. but dont worry your fine.

 

good to hear

 

Thanks~

 

your evap drain hose is clogged. u better unclogged that sh*t up because you might freeze up you evap.

 

Can you explain on how to fix it?

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ya its just condensation mine does same thing
if you think it might be clogged look up under the car where the water comes out and find the drain, if it is clogged stick a coat hanger up there to clean it out

 

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If it were clogged, it would drip inside the car, making your carpeting & your feet wet. It's SUPPOSED to drip outside onto the street.

 

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If it were clogged, it would drip inside the car, making your carpeting & your feet wet. It's SUPPOSED to drip outside onto the street.
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great help man

Its normal to have water puddle after using AC, as long as the puddle is outside the car

 

hahaha, what Chris said

 

I never ever noticed it before.

Thanks for the heads up Chris!

 

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yea me either, probably cuz the only time I use A/C is when its so hot that any of that water would evaporate before i step outside the car =P

105 Degrees today. bleh bleh

 

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Because part of the A/C systems "job" besides cooling the air is to remove excess moisture out of the air, hence "Condition". This extra moisture collects inside the "evaporator", hence it's name. It promotes 'evaporation' of excess moisture. This removed moisture must "go" some where. And it goes to a collection trough at the bottom of the evap. where there is a drain tube to the outside of the car. ALL A/C systems drain in this way, you were just never aware of it before.