Water Leak

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ratter

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Evening All

I have just been on holiday and when i stopped my freelander 02 there was water dripping from what looks like a pipe low down on the rhs of bulkhead (looking at it from the front) with a squashed end ??, there was not a lot of water and it did not affect my coolant level this happens every time i park up any ideas maybe some kind of overflow ??.
 
Thanks again

so if it isnt supposed to happen can anyone tell me.

A) What may be wrong with it
B) What do i need to do to fix it
C) Is it diy or garage
D) is it expensive
E) If i dont do anything about it can it cause further damage, or can i disconnect the AC as i dont use it

Thanks again:D
 
ratter said:
Thanks for the quick reply is this supposed to happen
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It is if your AC is working properly;), Its just moisture in the air that condenses when it hits the evaporator, the pipe with the squashed end is made of rubber & opens when a level of water builds inside, it closes again to stop spiders & mud getting in ( & water if you've been a bit ambitious with the wading :D )
 
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