Leaking ac leaking water instide

Is this water or is this engine coolant?

this will be condensate from the fins of the ac evaporator in the car and is leaking onto the floor because the drain on the unit is blocked either in the hose or at the bottom of the ac box

Feel the water and smell it. If it smells sweet and fells oily, is is coolant. If is isn't oily and has no real smell, it is water. There is a tray under the evaporator and heater cores that catches water/coolant and drains it via a tube thru the firewall to the outside of the car. This tube is probably clogged and needs purged. If you have coolant on the floor, you'll need to replace the heater core. If it is water, purging the hose will solve the problem as the water is just condensation from the AC coils

If there was a partial blockage in the drain at the ac box it is possible that water will still drip out over time . However some Toyota ac units use the same box for the heater core so I would be looking for a coolant leak in that area . Check coolant level and have a pressure test done on the coolant system to check for the leak. If the drain is in the frame under the car ,the water may be also from the windscreen plenum chamber that collects water from the windscreen and drains in that area.

I just bought my car and front seat floor boards were getting full of water took it back and the cause is Ac water line under dash was not connected and dumping water in dash and on floor

you ??? its not a leak ,its the condensate where cold air meets warm ,nothing to worry about ,or is this a trick question

Where is your AC leaking at, can you tell? This is common, but the leak of water should not end up in your house--but outside; this occurs as a result of the failure of your AC tubing or pump. The accumulation of water is a part of the normal process of condensation. Here's a really good diagnostic article that talks about water accumulation and leaking AC systems:

http://yourhandymanzone.com/Your_Handyman_Zone_How_To_Pages_Home_Improvement_Zone_Cooling_Ventilation_Systems_Central_Air_Conditioning_Creates_Water_Puddle.htm

Read the article, and, actually, your best bet may be to take advantage--towards the end of the above-linked article--of the text-link for Free four (4) quotes from local AC contractors in your area (click the link that sasy"Find A/C Contracts. Get Up to 4 Quotes"), and "pick the brain"--seek the advice--of these local technicians who offer you a free quote to discern whether your AC tubing or pump is the problem for your water accumulation.

Where is your AC leaking at, can you tell? This is common, but the leak of water should not end up in your house--but outside; this occurs as a result of the failure of your AC tubing or pump. The accumulation of water is a part of the normal process of condensation. Here's a really good diagnostic article that talks about water accumulation and leaking AC systems:

http://yourhandymanzone.com/Your_Handyman_Zone_How_To_Pages_Home_Improvement_Zone_Cooling_Ventilation_Systems_Central_Air_Conditioning_Creates_Water_Puddle.htm

Read the article, and, actually, your best bet may be to take advantage--towards the end of the above-linked article--of the text-link for Free four (4) quotes from local AC contractors in your area (click the link that sasy"Find A/C Contractor. Get Up to 4 Quotes"), and "pick the brain"--seek the advice--of these local technicians who offer you a free quote to discern whether your AC tubing or pump is the problem for your water accumulation.

there is only one thing that leaks water there, that is the AC condensation drain, water forms as part of the AC cooling the evaporator core, this water must be drained away or it will flood onto passenger area, so there is a drain on the passenger side at bottom of firewall, will leak allot of water depending on how humid the air is.

this water is condensation . it comes from the evaporitor on the dash of the car. and there is a tube from the ac system that is there just to remove the water build up. only leaks you need to be worried about would be oil or antifreeze