Don't do anything until you pinpoint the leak.
Put baby powder all over the inside firewall, under the doors, on the doors, near anywhere the doors, windshield, etc come together. You should be able to find where it's coming from.
Why?
Don't do anything until you pinpoint the leak.
Put baby powder all over the inside firewall, under the doors, on the doors, near anywhere the doors, windshield, etc come together. You should be able to find where it's coming from.
Why?
I never had that issue so unfortunately I couldn't tell you. If you have the elbow, you could pull it off and measure the inside diameter.What size diameter hose do you use?
normally I'd agree but this attempt would take secondsBecause it's a waste of time and energy and guessing isn't the way to troubleshoot car issues.
Hey, I had a similar issue and solved it here.
You are sure it's just water right? Not engine coolant that's leaking into the cab?
I thought mine was just some water, but after I parked it over the weekend, when I got in it, there was also coolant mixed in with the water. What does that mean for repairs?
I thought mine was just some water, but after I parked it over the weekend, when I got in it, there was also coolant mixed in with the water. What does that mean for repairs?
Occasionally it seems like there is a coolant smell but it’s pretty faint. Yesterday, I put a paper towel down under the leak to catch the drips. This is what it looked like this morning. And it seemed as though it was coming from this.
Still likely the heater core?
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That looks like the right color for coolant to me. Leaking Heater Core. Condensate would not have as much color to it if any.
Occasionally it seems like there is a coolant smell but it’s pretty faint. Yesterday, I put a paper towel down under the leak to catch the drips. This is what it looked like this morning. And it seemed as though it was coming from this.
Still likely the heater core?
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