What Causes Water Dripping Under the Car in Summer?
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When the air conditioning is on, the temperature inside the evaporator is low, causing the air to condense. The condensed water is discharged through a dedicated drain hole inside the car, leading to water flowing out from the chassis near the passenger side, which is a normal occurrence. Below are relevant details: 1. Location: The water dripping from the car's air conditioning system is typically located towards the middle-right side of the front of the car. Therefore, if you drive for a while in summer, turn off the engine, and wait for some time, you may notice water dripping from the middle-right side of the chassis. Soon, a puddle of clean, transparent water can be seen on the ground beneath the car. This is not a sign of any problem with the vehicle but rather the water discharged by the car's air conditioning system. 2. Exhaust Pipe: It is also normal for the muffler and exhaust pipe at the rear of the car to drip water, a phenomenon that mostly occurs during winter.