Does anyone know what causes this
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Air con
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Lordmattyjones
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can the try be unbolted if yes its designed to catch leaking fluids
jamesmartin
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if youve had it switched on tray can be unbolted ,buts not water proof ,you will maybe see sump plug through hole
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Blimey, I remember taking my first car with air con (Pug 406) back to the dealers for that "problem" in 1997!
Every car I've had since has done exactly the same thing
Every car I've had since has done exactly the same thing
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Thats because it works by freezing then cooling the air, then heats up and condensation drips onto ground.
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i thought that cooling the air condenses water out of it the more humid aday the more water is condensed out
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The relatively cold (below the dewpoint) evaporator coil condenses water vapour from the processed air (much like an ice-cold drink will condense water on the outside of a glass), sending the water to a drain
