Liquid Coming from Behind Glove Box

Hello Everyone,

I don’t know if some water just got up in there from a car wash or something, but when I have a fairly sharp turn, I can hear some kind of liquid or sediment shifting on the passenger side of the vehicle. When it’s a really sharp turn a little bit of liquid dribbles out from behind the glove box onto the floormat. It doesn’t smell bad initially but sometimes when I get in the car I smell it for a moment. It might just be stagnant/dirty water. I ask a mechanic when it was just a noise before the dripping started and he guessed just some ice or something got caught up in the undercarriage. I am in the Chicago area now and never had this problem wihen I lived down south, so it does stand to reason that it might have something to do with melting precip seeping in. Thoughts?

The condensate drain hose for the air conditioning might be plugged.

If so, water can collect in the pan below the evaporator to a point were it spills while turning.

Ask your mechanic to take an air hose and blow into the drain to clear it of any debris.

Tester