What Causes Water Dripping from the Middle of the Car Chassis?

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Water dripping from the middle of the car chassis can be caused by the following reasons: 1. Drainage holes on the body: There are interlayers and gaps between the body and the chassis steel plates. To prevent rainwater accumulation in these areas, which could lead to rust, drainage holes are designed in certain parts of the body and chassis to allow rainwater and melted snow to drain quickly. Drainage holes are usually located on both sides of the windshield wipers, where rainwater near the front windshield flows out through the deflector. Door drainage holes are typically hidden under the door seal at the bottom of the door panel, mainly to drain rainwater that enters the door interior through gaps around the windows. 2. Air conditioning drain pipe dripping: Air conditioning is used frequently in summer. When the air conditioning is operating, condensation forms inside the evaporator box of the air conditioning system. Normally, this condensation is drained out of the car through a dedicated drain pipe. If the drain pipe is blocked or bent, the water cannot drain out and may flow onto the floor mats inside the car.