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07-08-2005, 10:24 AM
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Re: Ah yes, the old "AC leaking water" trick
Yes, but what if my car has a LOT of condensation/leakage?
For example, when I get out of my car and close my door (after driving with the AC on), I hear a "sheeesh" (sounds like air being released) when the door is slammed. For the longest, I wondered what that was until I discovered that its water hitting the ground. So, it seems that I have more condensation/leakage than normal. Is THAT normal?
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