Sensor on underside?
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On a hot and humid day with the air conditioning running, put a pan under this tube. If what drips from this tube tastes like water . . . . it's the A/C Evaporator Housing Drain. Well . . . OK . . . maybe you don't actually need to taste it.
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I do... sorry... I thought it may be the rain sensor that it talked about. I thought this was a friendly forum that you could ask for advice and questions. Shall I leave the community because I’m too dumb to be on here?
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didnt mean to hurt your feelings
this is a great forum with great people. But, dude, a tube
cmon! ; )
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C'mon folks. Be nice. There are quite a few postings on this forum that illuminate the authors, or a contributors lack of automotive expertise. Correcting the errors, omissions and oversights would be a full time job. IMHO the OP actually asked a good question. Most vehicles do not route their A/C Evaporator Housing Condensate Drain this low on a car. Maybe they should, but they don't. Seeing this protruding from the bottom of our Porsche's is something of a novelty. I'd venture a guess that identifying this item on sight would tax the vocabulary of the majority of participants on this forum.