Posted on 3/28/2025
It’s a hot day, you flip on your air conditioning, and within a few minutes, you feel that cool relief—until you notice something wet near your feet. If you’ve spotted water dripping inside your car while the AC is running, you're not alone. It's a common issue, but it's also one that can quickly go from a minor inconvenience to real damage if ignored. While a little condensation under the car is perfectly normal, water leaking into the cabin is not. Here’s what might be causing it and what you should do about it. How Your AC Normally Handles Water When your car’s air conditioning is running, it’s not just cooling the air—it’s also removing moisture. That moisture collects on the evaporator coil, condenses into water, and then drains out of the car through a small rubber hose called the AC drain line. Under normal conditions, all that water exits beneath your vehicle without you even noticing. So, when you ... read more