Sizzle - no steak
 

I've noticed my 2005 3.5L Santa Fe making a steaming or sizzling sound after
I shut it off. Usually a very small puddle of water is under the car. It's
just water, no coolant. I've just stated noticing this now that it's warm
enough for the air to come on.

I figure the evaporator drain is not routed correctly and water is dripping
onto the engine with some cooking off. Will this damage the engine or can
this wait until my next oil change in July?

Jon

Re: Sizzle - no steak
 

More than likely, it's your evaporator drain dripping onto the exhaust.
Even if it's dripping onto the engine, the chances of it doing damage are
nearly nil.

Re: Sizzle - no steak
 

Mine been doing that for 88,000 miles and is normal.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> More than likely, it's your evaporator drain dripping onto the
> exhaust.
> Even if it's dripping onto the engine, the chances of it doing
> damage are
> nearly nil.
>

Re: Sizzle - no steak
 

Thanks guys. I'll have to find something else to obsess about.

Jon

"Edward Hayes" <erhayes@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> Mine been doing that for 88,000 miles and is normal.
> "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
> news:2cbf036aefb5520721723d1052dd3ecc@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> > More than likely, it's your evaporator drain dripping onto the
> > exhaust.
> > Even if it's dripping onto the engine, the chances of it doing
> > damage are
> > nearly nil.
> >
>
>