Water is leaking into the passenger side of your car what seems to be the problem?

It's usually located just behind the dashboard on the passenger's side. If the evaporator drain gets clogged with leaves, litter or other road debris, the condensation will have nowhere to go and will begin leaking into the cabin -- collecting in a puddle on the passenger's side.

1. Why is my car leaking water inside the passenger side?
2. How do I find a water leak in my car?
3. What causes water in passenger footwell?
4. Is it bad if your car is leaking water?
5. Can you drive with a coolant leak?
6. How do I know if my car AC drain is clogged?
7. Where is the evaporator drain located?
8. What is leaking from the front of my car?
9. What could be leaking from the middle of my car?

Why is my car leaking water inside the passenger side?

Diagnose and fix water on floor passenger side. A damp carpet or water on floor passenger side situation can be caused by a plugged AC condensate drain line, a leaking heater core, leaking windshield seal, a problem with sunroof drains or water ingestion from the fresh air intake on your car's HVAC system.

How do I find a water leak in my car?

Look for signs of coolant leakage—a light-colored residue or stain—around the radiator cap, on hoses throughout the engine compartment (check the ends where they are clamped to other components) and on the radiator itself. If it looks like a hose is leaking near a clamp, try tightening the clamp with a screwdriver.

What causes water in passenger footwell?

The blower fan forces air across the heater core, warming it before it comes through the climate vents. If this heater core becomes damaged or corroded, it could leak. When it leaks, its position right behind the dashboard means you may find a puddle of coolant in the passenger's footwell.

Is it bad if your car is leaking water?

Water leaking from under the car can be normal, especially on hot days when you've been cranking the A/C at full blast. Car A/C systems are actually designed to allow water to drain out of your vehicle. The system cools the cabin by pulling humidity from the air, and that moisture needs a place to go!

Can you drive with a coolant leak?

Driving with a radiator leak is a dangerous operation, as it will very likely cause your engine to overheat. If you are driving down the road and notice your engine is overheating, pull over immediately and let the vehicle cool down.

How do I know if my car AC drain is clogged?

An easy way to see if your vehicle’s drain line is clogged is to turn on the vehicle and run the air conditioning. Wait a few minutes and then look under the front of the vehicle. You should see water dripping from the engine compartment area and accumulating on the ground.

Where is the evaporator drain located?

The evaporator coils are normally located directly behind the room air conditioner's front grille. The water collects in the pan underneath those coils, and then drains through a tube toward the back of the unit into the condenser pan.

What is leaking from the front of my car?

Engine oil is the most common type of fluid leak. If the puddle of liquid is towards the front of your vehicle, its source is probable the engine. Dip your finger or a piece of paper towel into the liquid. If it is engine oil, the fluid will be brown or black, slick to the touch, and have a slightly burnt odor.

What could be leaking from the middle of my car?

If you notice a red or brown fluid that is viscous in texture, it could be your car's transmission fluid. When your car is in the parked position, you may notice that the transmission fluid leak is usually spotted on the ground in the middle of the car. ... Causes of a transmission fluid leak could be: A cracked pan gasket.