feel the water. if its water and it didn't rain then you have a properly working a/c system . If its a 100 degrees with that nipondenso compressor your probably putting our water like your frig door water dispenser

 

So both scenerios are safe?

 

yes, if its clear liquid, its water. water that is condensing on the evap. because it's 100 degrees and humid. if you look under your car on the passenger side towards the very rear of the engine bay (fire wall) you should see a tube where the water is coming from (that is the drain tube for the evap). you can confirm thats where its coming from, then you are sure thats what it is.

 

Your A/C drain tube may be plugged up. You can get at it from inside the cabin if you gently pull the carpet away from the firewall. I was getting water fron the AC in mine and found the tube by accident while searching for the leak. Use a compressor to blow the tube out.

 

There is no fluid under the carpet.

 

sorry to jump in on this thread. i think i have the same problem. there is probably around a drip per second coming from what sounds like the same place on my 2007 coupe.

i live in california, so i'm not using ac, and it's not really humid enough for condensation to build up.

hobieslug45 - where you able to find out what was wrong?

 

if its red or looks like a dark fluid it could be a transmission leak. just an idea

 

yee379 this was not my problem I was just commenting on the post . but if you have a drip check all your fluid levels

 

Does your car have auto climate control? If it does, it can turn on the A/C and you may not have been aware of it.