ranger ?

Jul 30, 2009 9 Replies

is it common when you use your a/c to see water on the ground after you have parked the vehicle? and if so where is this water coming from. i opened the hood and the water resv. was still where it was supposed to be and the engine wasn't heating up. i have a 2004 ford ranger . thanks. karen z



On Wed, 29 Jul 2009 18:28:13 -0700, Karen Z rearranged some electrons to say:

You're kidding, right? You've never heard of this before?

It is water condensed from the atmosphere by the cold coil.

============= Yes. It is common with any vehicle when the AC is used.

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and if so where is this water coming from. i

================ Go get a beer from the 'fridge and put it on the kitchen counter. Notice the drops that form on the sides of the can and run down?

This is condensation. The same is coming from the AC system on the car or truck.

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================ This is normal stuff Karen. It is not a sign of trouble.

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thanks for the response. no i am not use to that as i don't live where we use the a/c that often. but i do understand the beer can concept lol. karen(kz)

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