Leaking water on passenger side?

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When I turn on the air conditioner there is water leaking inside the car. The water is leaking from under the glove compartment. Can someone help me please?

Air conditioning started leaking clear water into the floor board. Comming form the ac blower, what is the cause of this and is it an easy fix. Some thing I can do myself or do I need take it to a shop.

2005 Chevy Cobalt

water is leaking on the passenger side floor from under the glove box area, maybe from the air cond.

My car is leaking alot water into my passenger seat floor board. The coolant has NOT been running hot, the antifreeze and water are at the same level as it was when I checked it I went and had the air conditioning thing that leaks water onto the ground blown out incase that it was stopped up or something but that didnt fix it. Please help dont know what it could be.

My air conditioner keeps leaking on the passenger side floorboard what can I do to fix this problem. There water leaking everytime I turn the AC off or on the water leaks down the passenger side is this an occurrence problem with these type of model cardsif so can you give can you provide me with a solution of of how I can fix the problem and the steps I need to take oh where do I have to look 4 thank you very much for your time in this matter

When I run the ac in my car I get a big puddle of water on the passenger side floor board. Everyone said the drain was plugged, service dept. Said it wasn't. What could it be and how do I fix it?

Hi, I’ve been having water leak into bottom of glove box and to the passenger floor on my 10 Chevy Cobalt LS. I’ve located drain and flushed it with nitrogen and all the water comes out. It stopped leaking water, but a week later the issue came back, and water continues to seep through the same way. Why does water continue to come out? And what do you recommend?

Alternative cause of water on floor in a 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt water on the passenger side carpet cause can be to check the area under the windshield washers under the large plastic cover that runs the entire dash on the outside that rain water falls on there is a large hole in the body frame of the car up under there on the passenger side there that has a rubber diaphragm that gets old and leaks or falls into the large metal hole there and or leaks water, it is a straight drop into your cabin air filter for water if the plastic rubber diaphragm is old and water will go right in the glove box on the air filter and so when it rains the carpet gets wet. To inspect you need to remove the windshield washers with a special tool on amazon to make things easy, linked here,

[FIRSTINFO Light Windshield Wiper Arm Puller/Removal Tool (Fit Opening dimension: 0.59 Inch (15.2mm) Internal Height: Approx. 1.06" (27.2mm)][Model Number: F3391]

use this tool to remove the wipers easily, just spin the thing a few times and the wiper pops off then step two lift up the plastic cover there is a plastic retainer type of plunger plug insert on the outside of each side of the plastic cover looking down at the plastic cover, lift those out first then lift off the cover. The washer fluid line is attached so you need to rest it on the engine not totally off the vehicle unless you disconnect the washer fluid line. You'll see it when you start to lift the plastic cover how it runs and where is connects.

Now that the cover is off and set aside on the left side, the passenger side up close to the windshield there is a large rectangular hole and or plastic cover about as wide as a paper towel. If your plastic rubber cover is old and leaking replace it and or you may find it stuffed inside the hole from falling into the hole being old. The replacement is called a "deflector" [part number: 15296710] GM, GMC, Chevrolet, Pontiac parts dealers have it. It's a common issue on these vehicles with age leaking water. There is an automotive glue 'goo' silicone adhesive high heat application required of some kind that needs to be used to secure your new deflector to the body. It is a hole that is tilted some with the body of the car and not flat so you can't use any flat random piece of anything to re-cover the hole but auto parts stores do carry a diaphragm sheet in a roll of a rubber plastic as I saw in one video fix for this. You can maybe use high heat RTV silicone which is pretty common. Not sure what the manufacturer goo is called. Whatever it is this will stop water leaking if it is the cause. Basically like having the sunroof open if that deflector isn't there.
See this blog post for pictures and a more detailed how to.
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