Why Do I Hear Water In My Car Dashboard

Why Do I Hear Water In My Car Dashboard. Sounds like water in my dashboard. Open the trim panels and secure the internal components.

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Check the cabin filter (s) as well (if equipped). I have what sounds like running water behind the dashboard… customer question. It is really odd, when i first start up in the morning and pull out of my garage, the first few turns i make sounds like this big rush of water going back and forth behind the dash more on the passenger side.

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I'd say that's a bad design flaw. This is normally caused by a small leak somewhere that is allowing air into the system.

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I think i'm having a coolant issue with my 2008 altima. Thank goodness it's not inside the door!

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Had the same problem on my 99 jimmy. In my case, the water was coming from a blocked drain tube for the evaporator coil.

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Hi all, for the past month i've been hearing water/coolant circulating behind the dash when i accelerate and at random times while operating my 2000 discovery. This is normally caused by a small leak somewhere that is allowing air into the system.

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Keep an eye on the coolant level and you should see air bubbles come up and the level drop as it. I noticed coolant drops on my garage floor and found that there is also a small coolant leak which a shop says seems to.

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Amazingly, my temperature gauge never moved out of the normal area it'sin. #6 · jan 22, 2009.

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Getting a second opinion is always advisable when it comes to working on your vehicle. Roadrunner january 4, 2010, 6:49pm #3.

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Upon further review last night, i noticed my coolant reservoir was well below the minimum level! Thank goodness it's not inside the door!

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Why do i hear water sloshing in my dashboard? Actualy i hear just sitting there at idle in the driveway.

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Check the fluid level of your coolant first. Drained rad and refilled till absolutlely full.

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Roadrunner january 4, 2010, 6:49pm #3. You should get bubbles coming up the top of the radiator.

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Squeezing the hoses, especially the hoses near the back of the engine compartment that go to the heater core, and varying the throttle can help. Amazingly, my temperature gauge never moved out of the normal area it'sin.

When You Start The Car, The Water Pump Sends A Surge Of Coolant Into The Heater Core And You Hear The Sloshing.

Amazingly, my temperature gauge never moved out of the normal area it'sin. If it seems low, add some coolant. Do not allow the system to build pressure.

Drained Rad And Refilled Till Absolutlely Full.

Sounds like water in my dashboard. Take a look at your fuild levels. #6 · jan 22, 2009.

It Could Be The Heater Core Or It Could Be Somewhere Else.

Whenever the fluid level drops, add some more coolant, and repeat until you can't get any more bubbling. Sloshing is almost always caused by air in the cooling system, which allows the coolant to drain out of the heater core inside the dashboard when the engine is off. I have what sounds like running water behind the dashboard… customer question.

Once A Press The Gas I Hear A Sloshing Sound In The Dash Board Of The Car.

Discussion starter · #3 · may 2, 2007. The coolant was filled in the resivor tank. It seems as if you have an air pocket in your radiator.but that seems odd especially if you have changed your coolant yet.

Remove The Radiator Cap And Start The Vehicle.

Loosely install the surge tank cap. Filled reserve tank to proper level and waited for thermostat to open and **** in. A good thing to do, however, is to simply stay on top of your regular inspections.