Water under the car
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Water under the car
Hi Community!
i have encounteted a problem: yesterday during putting my car into the garage, I drove 50meters from my house to closed garrage. After an hour I've seen a bit of water approximately under the engine.
What may have caused that leak, if my air-conditioning was turned off and it was a 2-minute drive?
is it typical behaviour of IS II AWD from 2009?
regards,
Arthur
i have encounteted a problem: yesterday during putting my car into the garage, I drove 50meters from my house to closed garrage. After an hour I've seen a bit of water approximately under the engine.
What may have caused that leak, if my air-conditioning was turned off and it was a 2-minute drive?
is it typical behaviour of IS II AWD from 2009?
regards,
Arthur
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Water = condensation = no problem ....Anti Freeze = Problem
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The day before i took a 300 kilometer journey where I've encoutered some rain storms. Maybe something was still inside the pipe systems.
What do you mean by a defroster? How possibly I've could used it in summer?
What do you mean by a defroster? How possibly I've could used it in summer?
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Have you ever held a cold can on soda in your hand on a hot day and it sweats ? All that same stuff is going on once you push that ignition button
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With ANY fluids, you need to do the sniff and feel test. Oil/ATF/gear oil/coolant are obvious by their look and smell. Windshield washer fluid, water, or water from condensation are the difficult ones to pinpoint. But if it was coming from near the middle of the car (about where the trans is), it's probably the A/C drain.
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