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Water inside the cabin after rain, washing, or HVAC use can come from drains, seals, glass, body openings, or condensation. Locate the path before removing trim or blaming a coolant leak.
intermediateSeparate airflow, control, compressor-command, heat-rejection, refrigerant-circuit, and electrical concerns without venting refrigerant or guessing a charge.
professional recommendedSeparate airflow, temperature, humidity, glass, control-door, blower, and cooling-system evidence before driving in conditions where the windshield cannot stay clear.
intermediateCabin heat complaints can come from engine temperature, coolant level/circulation, airflow, blend-door/control operation, or an electric heat source on some vehicles.
intermediateA restricted filter can reduce airflow, but blower, door, and evaporator conditions can also matter.
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