>clear odorless liquid dripping under front right of car
>google says it's just AC condensation but it was still dripping like an hour after I shut the car off so I'm not sure
>'18 corolla
>just changed the cabin air filter if that matters
What's everything else it could be, how can I rule it out, and what do I do if the car won't start tomorrow because of it?

what does it taste like?

>>28475291
pre

>>28475284 (OP)
Did you have the ac on? Then it is the ac condensate you fucking retard.

Did you not have the ac on? Then it isn't the ac condensate you fucking retard.

>>28475295
If it's just the AC then explain how I've gone 20 years of my life and never noticed that that's a thing.

>>28475302
you're not very smart.
as evidenced by the fact that you post frogs

>>28475309
hmmmm, sounds implausible

>>28475302
perhaps it is more humid now than ever before

>>28475284 (OP)
You need a new engine, OP.

>>28475284 (OP)
Sorry op but your car is dead. Better give it to me before it starts to stink up your garage.

>>28475302
You're right, you're definitely not a fucking retard and it's actually the coolant, oil, diff fluid, tranny fluid, blinker fluid, and power steering fluid all leaking at once.

You're in luck though, I'll buy it for $400 and take care of it.

>>28475284 (OP)
>>'18 corolla
Those are known to have weak and leaky flux capacitors, I'll give you $600 to take it off your hands before they reach critical singularity and implode, creating an even bigger mess

climate change is doing it.
Condensation wasn't a thing back in the 90's.
The oil big wigs are lying to you.

>>28475284 (OP)
Yeah 2018 Corollas had issues with their clear, odorless, pointless fluid reservoirs leaking. Don't listen to these other anons, just give it to me for $500. I'll take it off your hands.

>>28475632
I already offered him $600 for his troubles, back off pal.

>>28475302
Have you never looked under a car in a parking lot on a warm day?

It boggles my mind that even up here in the north everyone has A/C cranking even in the morning when it's 70. Every car in the lot is pissing everywhere. I don't even turn mine on unless the heat index is 95-100.

it probably pools up and then slowly dips out of the skidplate or whatever, so it will take a while. If it doesn't smell like coolant or windshield wiper fluid, then it isn't anything to worry about since it can't be anything else.

>>28475812
>worried about wiper fluid leaking
I forget I even have that occasionally.
It helps blast off the frost in the winter.
Usually when I use it the most.