2000 Land Rover Discovery "normal air conditioner water coming" Questions

normal, it may be a stuck thermostat. Make sure the radiator and the overflow bottle are filled to the proper levels. Bleed air from the coolant system:This is best done by running the engine with the

normal, it may be a stuck thermostat. Make sure the radiator and the overflow bottle are filled to the proper levels. Bleed air from the coolant system:This is best done by running the engine with the

normal for all cars that have an air conditioner. It is the condensation of the water in the passenger compartment air. Like a house window air conditioner, the water collects on a pan and drips out a

...air conditioner works perfectly. temperature flap most probably stuck in cooling position. normally the potentiometer in the flap motor causes the problem. cleaning the potentiometer normally solves ...

...the air conditioning.Hope this was some help. It's the drain hose for the air conditioner condenser. It is normal for water to come out of the hose when the A/C is running, especially on humid

...normal to leak when the air conditioning is running. Try to catch some of the water that is leaking and see which fluid it is. Air conditioner condensation water is clear, it even looks ...

...out or is it antifreeze? If its antifreeze you have a heater core leaking. If its water than it's normal. The air conditioner is also a dehumidifier, and that is where the condensation comes

...cadillac deville engine is turned off and the key is in my pocket the air conditioner comes on may be a defective relay that is enguaging for itself .normally happens with water wetting the relay

...normal. inside the car: Clogged condesation drain tube. This is a result of high humidity and Air Conditioning. Basically ,when your a/c is running,its collecting all that humidity which turns into ...

...air and heat turned off, it runs at normal temp. Any suggestions on what this might be? It sound like thermostat problem, maybe it work too hard when you turning the cold air. I had the same problem ...