Air Conditioning water leak inside

it's an 88. You need to look and find where the leak is. Water trails look whitish in color. Door seals, under dash.

it is the A/C building up codensation because the freon needs a recharge it may blow cold air still but the A/C is overcompensating causing it to build up a frost then melts but iam assuming you are using a/c you didnt say if you were

Water or coolant? inside the driver compartment or under the hood? if it is inside it sounds like a leaking heater core

The drain hose is clogged, it is right in front of the passenger on the firewall, a little hose or hole coming through, it is clogged up with bugs, dirt, mud, whatever, It will flood the car fast. get a wire or a hook and clean it out. Hope this helps.

The evaporator for the air conditioning is under the dash on the passenger side. Open the hood and look on the firewall for a rubber hose that sticks out of the firewall. This hose is to allow the water to run outside and onto the ground. Sometimes they plug up and the water can't get out so it builds up and drains onto the floorboard. Hope this helps...

If on the passenger side when the air conditioning has been running, most likely a clogged air conditioning drain hose. You can located it by reaching under the dash in the passenger foot well. I have cleaned mine by removing the end of the hose from the firewall grommet and inserting a wire in the hose to clear the clog, then used a shop vac to **** out the debris through the hose. I did this several times. Take a container to catch the water as once you clear the clog the water will come running out all over your head.

The water is probably coming from the air conditioner. Check the air-conditioning box or ductwork that surrounds the evaporator. There should be a drain hole in the bottom for the water to escape to the outside of the car. The drain hole may be plugged or the ductwork cracked or broken.

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Hope this help.

you can find fuel filters near fuel tank under car or close to the carberator under bonnet. Sometimes the easy way to find is to start where fuel enters engine and carefully follow it backwards.Hope this helps.Good luck.

My 06 was leaking during rain also. It turned out to be the sunroof. There are two drain tubes in the front of the sunroof that run the water down the corners to the ground and two drain tubes that drain water out the back corners. The water would seep around the glass, which is expected, but both of the tubes on the front of mine were plugged, and the water would overflow behind the dash and fill my floorboards. If my H3 was leaning to the left during a storm then the drivers side would be full of water. If leaning right, then the passenger side. I had to open sunroof and blow compressed air into the drain holes to clear them, but be careful, too much air will separate tubes from sunroof and then you will have to remove the inside paneling around sunroof to get to tubes and reconnect. You may only have one side plugged. you can test it by opening sunroof and pour a little water in the small catch pan in the front of the sunroof and see if it drains as expected (to the ground under the firewall on left AND right side). You can see the holes in each corner of catch pan to drain the water. Plug one with your finger, then the other to find the plugged side. Good luck!! Hope this helps!!

Generally, water on the passenger side is the A/C drain tube.
Driver side generally means widshield or sun roof seal leak.
Did you wash the Mazda or did it rain prior to puddling?
Before disassembling the windshield seal, test ... with a water hose (Remove floormat and place a towel on newspapers on the driver's side floor).
There is a "smoke" test" that can more accurately find the leak. See if you local AutoZone will rent one (maybe free) to you.