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Posted on May 23, 2009

Hear a gurgaling noise from the lower front passenger area when I first start moving forward

I hear a gurgaling noise from the lower front passenger area when I first start moving forward

  • filostrat May 23, 2009

    I see no water draining

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Could be several things, coolant in the heater core or water moving around in the evaporator case. Is the coolant level full and does water come out the drain tube of the evaporator on the ground when the A/C is running. Those are two things I'd check first.

  • Anonymous May 23, 2009

    No water draining on the ground with the A/C on? It would be in the area of the passenger side but outside on the ground near the firewall.

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