Do you perhaps have the dehumidifier on? This runs the AC, which will cause water to condense on the pipes and drip.
Your Car.
I'm curious too as I see the similar behavior from a 2005 Camry.
Russell
If radiator and expansion tank are full then its from the AC system and dont worry
Crawl under and look? Or next time the oil is changed, and someone is under the car, have them look, or have them let you look. If it is perfectly clear, chances are it is condensate but I'm not familiar with a dehumidifier function.
Is the defroster on? that will make the AC comp run just as for cooling.
It's completely normal provided the water is not red or green as in coolant. If its plain water, its probably coming from the air-conditioning evaporator (the evap lives in the car's AC-heater box inside the cabin) as moisture which has condensed on the evap. Out here in inland Australia, where humidity is usually low, I still get a little pool of clear water. I've not checked where the condensate hose is protubing from,..but if you think about it, apart from the windsreen-washer bottle, what else can it be.
As a test, simply go for a drive for about 20 mins with the AC, off. There should be no water on the floor in that case.
Jason
Found the reason - thanks to poster Nicky -- The defroster was on. When turned off; the dripping stops.
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