Reply to "A/C - Dripping water"

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Thanks for your thoughts. I have all my lines well insulated and I checked yesterday that they are not the origin of the water condensation. It looks as if the water is coming from the A/C block. There is a sticky wrap put around part of the A/C block. Has that wrap a sealing function? The wrap is still very sticky after so many years but I have not understood its purpose. Is it maybe closing some holes in the A/C block. On the accessible front side I removed some of the wrap but could not find any holes in the block to seal. When driving through corners there is even a splash of water. Thanks for any additional advice you might have.
Brgds
Hartwig

8/6/186:00 AM

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