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Water dripping in Driver's footwell

Boykin4

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Driving today with the convertible top down with the air conditioner running due to heat and humidity. After about 2 hours of travel, began noticing some water dripping from behind dash onto feet and legs on the driver side (see image with water spots on the floor liner). It's not a large amount of water (at least not yet). I am thinking that this is probably related to running the air-conditioner with high humidity, but haven't experienced this before. Any ideas on what could be causing this?

S650 Mustang Water dripping in Driver's footwell IMG_2761
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Aramis76

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Likely normal.

Cold AC ducts constantly seeing humid air will condensate and that water will eventually make it to the outlet.
 

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That's exactly what it is. Just like when you run your A/C with the window down in the summer and the vents condensate.
 

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Driving today with the convertible top down with the air conditioner running due to heat and humidity. After about 2 hours of travel, began noticing some water dripping from behind dash onto feet and legs on the driver side (see image with water spots on the floor liner). It's not a large amount of water (at least not yet). I am thinking that this is probably related to running the air-conditioner with high humidity, but haven't experienced this before. Any ideas on what could be causing this?

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Hi there! Would you send us a private message with your VIN and dealership name and location? I’d like to look into this concern on my end.  
 

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I reached out to one of our engineers. He said:

Insulate the air ducts behind the instrument panel. Can’t stop cold surfaces from condensing water out of humid air…
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