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Water on the garage floor
I just took the '93 on about a 40-mile run on various types of roads, from
county roads to an interstate. Drove it reasonably hard at times, easy at others. After getting home, I get a lot of water dripping onto the garage floor. It's dripping from under the passenger door nearer the front fender, is cold to the touch. Is this where condensation from the A/C would drip from? I had the A/C on, but set to 78 and that was about the ambient temp, and I was driving with the windows down. I can understand some condensation, but this is really quite a bit of water. It has been pretty humid here, with fog in the mornings lately. AJM '93 Ruby coupe, 6 sp (both tops) |
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Water on the garage floor
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-- RS 2006 FLSTNI 2002 1200C 1991 FLSTF "What shall we use to fill the empty spaces where we use to talk?" "CardsFan" > wrote in message news:241Pg.693$W13.109@trnddc05... >I just took the '93 on about a 40-mile run on various types of roads, from >county roads to an interstate. Drove it reasonably hard at times, easy at >others. After getting home, I get a lot of water dripping onto the garage >floor. It's dripping from under the passenger door nearer the front >fender, is cold to the touch. Is this where condensation from the A/C >would drip from? I had the A/C on, but set to 78 and that was about the >ambient temp, and I was driving with the windows down. > > I can understand some condensation, but this is really quite a bit of > water. It has been pretty humid here, with fog in the mornings lately. > > AJM > '93 Ruby coupe, 6 sp (both tops) > |
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Water on the garage floor
Clear water is A/C condensation. There are no other "clear water" sources.
PS. You were attempting to dehumidify the world. CardsFan wrote: > I just took the '93 on about a 40-mile run on various types of roads, from > county roads to an interstate. Drove it reasonably hard at times, easy at > others. After getting home, I get a lot of water dripping onto the garage > floor. It's dripping from under the passenger door nearer the front fender, > is cold to the touch. Is this where condensation from the A/C would drip > from? I had the A/C on, but set to 78 and that was about the ambient temp, > and I was driving with the windows down. > > I can understand some condensation, but this is really quite a bit of water. > It has been pretty humid here, with fog in the mornings lately. > > AJM > '93 Ruby coupe, 6 sp (both tops) > > |
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Water on the garage floor
"Bob I" > wrote in message ... > Clear water is A/C condensation. There are no other "clear water" sources. That's what I figured. I just wasn't sure on this car where the water would drip from. > PS. You were attempting to dehumidify the world. Well the 'Vette sure waaay out-condenses either of the Acuras. There's a front coming through here tonight and hi temps are to be in the 60's throughout the week. Me? I'm off to Florida, with the golf clubs. ) AJM '93 Ruby coupe, 6 sp (both tops) > > CardsFan wrote: >> I just took the '93 on about a 40-mile run on various types of roads, >> from county roads to an interstate. Drove it reasonably hard at times, >> easy at others. After getting home, I get a lot of water dripping onto >> the garage floor. It's dripping from under the passenger door nearer the >> front fender, is cold to the touch. Is this where condensation from the >> A/C would drip from? I had the A/C on, but set to 78 and that was about >> the ambient temp, and I was driving with the windows down. >> >> I can understand some condensation, but this is really quite a bit of >> water. It has been pretty humid here, with fog in the mornings lately. >> >> AJM >> '93 Ruby coupe, 6 sp (both tops) |
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Water on the garage floor
It could be your system needs a higher water level to drain when the car
is moving with the windows open so more water drains when you stop the car. CardsFan wrote: > "Bob I" > wrote in message > ... > >>Clear water is A/C condensation. There are no other "clear water" sources. > > > That's what I figured. I just wasn't sure on this car where the water would > drip from. > > >>PS. You were attempting to dehumidify the world. > > > Well the 'Vette sure waaay out-condenses either of the Acuras. There's a > front coming through here tonight and hi temps are to be in the 60's > throughout the week. Me? I'm off to Florida, with the golf clubs. ) > > AJM > '93 Ruby coupe, 6 sp (both tops) > > >>CardsFan wrote: >> >>>I just took the '93 on about a 40-mile run on various types of roads, >>>from county roads to an interstate. Drove it reasonably hard at times, >>>easy at others. After getting home, I get a lot of water dripping onto >>>the garage floor. It's dripping from under the passenger door nearer the >>>front fender, is cold to the touch. Is this where condensation from the >>>A/C would drip from? I had the A/C on, but set to 78 and that was about >>>the ambient temp, and I was driving with the windows down. >>> >>>I can understand some condensation, but this is really quite a bit of >>>water. It has been pretty humid here, with fog in the mornings lately. >>> >>>AJM >>>'93 Ruby coupe, 6 sp (both tops) > > > |
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