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Water puddle inside van on passenger side in front of seat

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First see if coolant level is full. Do you get a funny smell &/or film on windshield when heater defrost is on? If no to all most likely plugged evap drain for a/c need to unplug so it will drain outside the van. If yes to any you have bad heater core.

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