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High Pitched Squeal Turning Left & Water Coming Out Under Dash
tfernandes49
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Hello, I am looking for some help on how to solve a problem with my '04 Honda CR-V. Over the past month or so, I have had water coming out from under my dash (passenger side) whenever I would make a left hand turn. It would go away for a couple of days and then come back.
However, I now have a high pitch squeal happening whenever I turn left as well. It sounds like it's coming from under the dash on the right hand side. If I am going under 5mph, it doesn't happen but if I'm going any faster than that it starts and it only happens when I'm turning left.
Water is also shooting out from under the dash when this noise is going on as well.
Please help!
Thanks!
However, I now have a high pitch squeal happening whenever I turn left as well. It sounds like it's coming from under the dash on the right hand side. If I am going under 5mph, it doesn't happen but if I'm going any faster than that it starts and it only happens when I'm turning left.
Water is also shooting out from under the dash when this noise is going on as well.
Please help!
Thanks!
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Open the hood & check the firewall in front of the passenger side. You should see a little tube extending from the firewall, pointing down. That's the drain. The inside is plugged up, probably with leaf crud. Carefully, using something like a chopstick, poke around inside the drain tube to see if you can dislodge the crud. If that doesn't fix it, you might take it to an A/C shop & see if they can blow some compressed air into the tube to do the same. Worst case scenario is that the evaporator box will have to come out & get manually cleaned up.
Is your CR-V AWD? When was the differential fluid replaced last time?
My husband got under the car to check the drain for the evaporator box and can you believe that there was a socket extension shoved up inside the tube???? Whoever changed my oil last must have been tired of getting dripped on and shoved the extension up there to stop the water and then forgot about it. It must have been there for a while though because it was rusty and a TON of water poured out when he pulled it out.
Who would have thought. I'm going to have him check it now whenever I go for an oil change!!
Thanks for the help!
If you you still have the extension, take it back to the place & see the manager. He/she might be interested in how his workers perform. My thinking is that if this is the type of work done where you got your last oil change, then other things may/may not be happening. Oil changes can be the life/death of an engine. I've seen & heard of the "quickie" oil change places forgetting other things - like replacing the oil & sending you off with no oil at all, not replacing the drain plug, using transmission fluid instead of motor oil, using the wrong weight oil. driving car into pit, etc. :sick: