What is this? Anyone! See Pic

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Origommi

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Can anyone tell me what this is? I have a 96 Must GT. It started leaking water/fluid the other day pretty stedily. I thought at first it was the air conditioner fluid/condinsation run off, BUT I have never seen anyones car drip that much with the AC on. Sorry for the blurry pic. The hole is on the passeneger side on the firewall, near the bottom. Thanks in advance.

 

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slytherin

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Quite possibly something to do with the heater core. Does it have an antifreeze smell?

 

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Well

It looks at little low to be a heater core. The hoses are about 8 inches up from the hole.

 

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looks to be a hole drilled to run an amp wiring kit through..... hard to tell with the blury picture

 

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i think its the ac overflow. When the AC condensates inside the heater box all the water comes out of that hole so it doesn't build up inside and end up in your floorboard.

Jimmie

 

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Thats what I was thinking, but I wanted an expert opinion

 

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LOL I posted a post just like this a month ago. Its your a/c leaking. It will pour if its humid and I noticed it after I got my exhaust and x pipe. Guess it gets hotter under there now

 

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Nice, lol. Yep, it leaks like a sive after doing 120 on the Autobaun. The germans said it was the heater core and could temp fix it for 100 euro. I thought it was a little low to be a heater core. Thanks for the reply

 

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no problem man

Jimmie