My car is dripping water
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My car is dripping water
I noticed my car was dripping water or some kind of clear fluid today. It doesn't really smell and it runs clear. It must be water. I remember this happened to my sis's Rodeo and they said it was the AC. And, I did have the AC on today but never noticed the water the other times I had the AC on. It's kinda coming from the right side near the front wheel. I don't think it's antifreeze and it's definitely not oil. So what could it be?
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condensation?
Check post No. 9 in this FAQ thread: http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12877
Check post No. 9 in this FAQ thread: http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12877
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Originally Posted by rivvin
I noticed my car was dripping water or some kind of clear fluid today. It doesn't really smell and it runs clear. It must be water. I remember this happened to my sis's Rodeo and they said it was the AC. And, I did have the AC on today but never noticed the water the other times I had the AC on. It's kinda coming from the right side near the front wheel. I don't think it's antifreeze and it's definitely not oil. So what could it be?
It happens each time the A/C is on. I believe it may even be mentioned in the Owner's Manual
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Given the location it could be blinker fluid... better bring it in and have them check for leaks & top it off. But be sure they use synthetic, otherwise it only lasts about 3,500 blinks.
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Originally Posted by rivvin
I noticed my car was dripping water or some kind of clear fluid today. It doesn't really smell and it runs clear. It must be water. I remember this happened to my sis's Rodeo and they said it was the AC. And, I did have the AC on today but never noticed the water the other times I had the AC on. It's kinda coming from the right side near the front wheel. I don't think it's antifreeze and it's definitely not oil. So what could it be?
Originally Posted by NDLunchbox
Given the location it could be blinker fluid... better bring it in and have them check for leaks & top it off. But be sure they use synthetic, otherwise it only lasts about 3,500 blinks.
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Originally Posted by NDLunchbox
Given the location it could be blinker fluid... better bring it in and have them check for leaks & top it off. But be sure they use synthetic, otherwise it only lasts about 3,500 blinks.
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Originally Posted by NICKTL
def it is your blinker fluid. you should bring that in asap to the stealership. my went really low and i couldn't make rt turns till i got it topped off.
Then maybe you shouldn't drive at all???? Less a**holes on the street to worry about.
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Originally Posted by NDLunchbox
Given the location it could be blinker fluid... better bring it in and have them check for leaks & top it off. But be sure they use synthetic, otherwise it only lasts about 3,500 blinks.
Dam that was funny. That's all you got??? Makes no freakin sense.
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Chillax, they're just bustin yer balls. It's just condensation from the A/C which was mentioned earlier. After you get the answers you want, it's open season for everyone else...
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