What is the problem with water leakage on the left side of the car?
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Water leakage at the front of the car may be caused by windshield washer fluid or coolant leakage. In the front part of the car, if it's not engine oil, the only two systems with liquids are the windshield washer and coolant systems. Generally, first check the windshield washer pump, pump connections, washer fluid tank, tank connections, and then inspect the pipes. The reasons for water leakage are as follows: 1. The tank is too full: The same applies to coolant. For the tank body, upper and lower tank openings, water pump, pump connections, and pipes, there is an overflow pipe at the coolant tank filler. If the tank is overfilled, when the water temperature rises, it may overflow from the overflow pipe, which is normal. A small trick is to observe the ground where the water is leaking after parking, corresponding to which part of the front of the car is above it. Trace the water marks upwards from the lowest dripping point to easily find the leak. 2. Chassis water leakage: There are generally two possibilities for water leakage from the car chassis: one is exhaust pipe dripping, and the other is air conditioning dripping. Exhaust pipe dripping occurs when the ambient temperature is relatively low, especially in winter, and the car's exhaust pipe drips water outward, which is a very normal phenomenon. Air conditioning dripping happens when the air conditioning is cooling. Due to the evaporation and heat absorption of Freon, the surface temperature of the evaporator is much lower than the "dew point" temperature of the room temperature at that time, causing water vapor in the air to condense into liquid water.
