What is causing water to leak from the bottom of my 2014 toyota Camry.

Asked by Puls Aug 26, 2015 at 11:07 AM about the 2014 Toyota Camry LE

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When I parked my car and got out, I noticed a decent amount of water leaking from the bottom of the car about halfway back. The air conditioner was not on but my defroster was.

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GuruX4FKT answered 6 years ago

My friend ran his camry onto a rock and floored it then it slid off (big rock) and everything was fine but the suspension, I thought there was a raidiaitor leak so I looked and noticed camrys have a water drain tube, look under and see if its coming from the tube or somewhere else (little black rubber or plastic tube with water dripping off. Let me know

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GuruCD5ZJ answered 5 years ago

My is doing the same thing We never ran over anything but when I park I notice water on the ground

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