Does Air Conditioner Water Affect Car Paint?
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Water discharged from the air conditioner dripping on the car for a long time will not damage the car paint. The following are the reasons for excessive car air conditioner water: 1. The evaporator has a condensation effect: Because the car cooling system is located inside the dashboard, it is equipped with an evaporator. When the cooling is turned on, the surface temperature of the evaporator is very low, and the moisture in the hot air inside the car will condense on the surface of the evaporator's heat-absorbing fins. The water droplets are collected by the plastic shell of the evaporator and discharged out of the car through pipes. If the vehicle stops and restarts after driving for a while, you can see a puddle of very clean and transparent water on the ground under the car. 2. The air conditioning pipes are not wrapped with insulating foam: The low-pressure pipes of the car air conditioner are not wrapped with insulating foam, and the surface of the pipes is prone to condensing moisture in the air. Water droplets will also condense and drip from the lowest point of the pipes.