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Old 06-09-2011, 11:57 AM #1
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Does anybody know what water would be leaking from ,around the rear of engine by firewall ?Maybe under intake manifold.Maybe a hose or something.thanks Dave
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Water or antifreeze?

Do you have AC? What motor/year?
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Yeah, on hot days when I run my A/C I notice a little dripping of water beneath the engine.
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sounds like what you are describing is condensation from the a/c system. It is completely normal
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It's just condensation (water being pulled from the air) because there are cold hoses/pipes in the hot engine bay. Every car drips water when the ac runs on a warm day.
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Sorry 1992,3.0 6cyl.A/c does not work.The water is spilling out from behind motor.It overheated and since cannot keep water in it.Leaks out when running or not,with cap on or not.Is there a freeze plug in that area.I can get a mirror to sort of see it coming down,like under the intake manifold,but cannot exactly see where it is leakin from.Also is there some kind of hose there,maybe just a little towards the passenger side.thanks again,Dave
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