My airconditioner is leaking on the drivers side. I can hear the water somwhere swishing around when I stop and go. how do I find out where and why the airconditioner is leaking?
It may not be leaking it may be that the rubber hose that allows the heater case to drain is plugged up it is usually near the passenger side exhaust manifold and looks like a small rubber hose with a bend in it coming out f the fire wall and not connected to anything on the end sticking out.
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Before spending $800 for a might fix it, I would either tape it shut or seal it shut with silicone sealent. Tape might damage the paint, so be aware of this. Personally I would seal it with silicone, it can always be removes although it is a pain in the rear end. After sealing wait for the next rain and look for leaks. You could pull the headliner out and then run a water hose over the roof and look for a leak as well. A body shop will probably be cheaper to repair it than the dealer. Dealers generally charge around $100/hr for labor. Body shops charge around $65.hr.
there is a drain for rain water and the A/C. put it up on a lift and run a long pipe cleaner in and out of it. they get plugged and this will not be a new procedure to the shop where you take it. you could do this at the same place that changes your oil as they will be under it anyway.
It sounds like a heater core going bad, ac works good, do you have any of these symptoms, sweet musky smell, wet floorboard, frosting over windshield when defroster is on, adding water to the cooling system in your car for no apparent reason,
I have been hearing and experiencing some sort of reservoir of water swishing around in the passenger side of my 2004 Cayenne. The carpet is soggy and there is evidence of moisture intrusion when I open the doors. There is a film of moisture on around the lower door jams. Of course Porsche is nowhere to be found in this discussion. My beautiful car is now a camel and I can not findc a descent explanation anywhere. Your post is the closest thing I can find. And did the "garage" charge you to extract the five buckets of water? The folks at Porcsche have no idea and no one else has "had" the problem. WTF?
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