Haval's air conditioner drain outlet is located below the evaporator, connecting the evaporator to the chassis via a water pipe. Location of the drain outlet: Under the front engine hood, at the junction between the front windshield and the front fender. Since the air conditioner is typically used when temperatures are high, the gas condenses into liquid under high temperatures. Without a drain outlet, this liquid would flow directly into the car, causing significant issues. The air conditioner drain pipe is positioned below the evaporator, connecting the evaporator to the chassis. During air conditioner operation, the evaporator continuously absorbs moisture from the surrounding air during the heat exchange process, which is then expelled through the drain outlet. This is why a puddle of water often forms under the car after the air conditioner has been running for a while. Common issues with car air conditioner drain outlets: Poor drainage: Long-term use can cause the drain pipe to age, loosen, or bend into a wavy shape, leading to poor drainage and partial blockages. Replacing the drain pipe is necessary to resolve this issue; Drain pipe blockage: The drain pipe leading outside may be intentionally blocked or clogged with debris, preventing condensation water from draining. Check if the drain pipe is clear and ensure the connection between the drain pipe and the air conditioner pipe is secure.
