Why is the air conditioning water draining into the car?

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VanAna
07/29/25 8:15pm
After disassembling and reassembling the dashboard at the service station, incorrect installation of the drain pipe causes water to flow into the car. A common symptom is water stains on the front right carpet. If it's a new car, the evaporator core might be internally blocked. The factory might not have properly treated the drain outlet, leaving a rubber film over it that prevents water from draining.
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