a4rob

yeah 100% AC.

People have said to me before that they thought my car was leaking beacuse it pours out SO much water.

wanthema

i wish my AC blows ice cold... ~_~ right now it feels like a sauna with AC on. 35 degrees outside dont help either.

rraj2k9

Hey Guys,

So I drove into work (Downtown Toronto), and it was not humid or warm today, and i had the AC on (Don't Ask why).

After parking the car, I noticed the water pool again.

Is this also AC condensation ? If I remember my high school physics, it needs to be considerably warm and humid (Like it was, when I first saw it) for water condensation.

Again, thanks for all the feedback and assurance.

Carve184

When your ac runs it produces water as a by-product regardless of outside temp.

Incognito24

Here's another test. Don't run your AC for a week and check if you still have that puddle of water.

PwrDriftr

Okay, I think we're beating this thread to death. It's absolutely your AC condensation. If it wasn't you would have already run out of whatever your car was leaking. LOL

rraj2k9

My thoughts are the same here as well.

Looks like my AC is running optimally for a 10 year old car.

Thanks.

Louis Yong

I think your water could be coming out from your wiper fluid reservoir - check if that has a leak. Mine did and I had it replaced under warranty.
Easy to check.... if the reservoir is empty...it must had leaked!

wanthema

It wouldn't be water anymore, it would be wind shield fluid buddddy. They have distinct differences in colour and wouldn't bubble up like water does. And some even have smell. Ull know when its water if you touch it.