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Volkswagen Golf R Water Leakage Repair in Dubai At Quick Fit Autos

A customer came with his beautiful and luxurious Volkswagen Golf R to the garage Quick Fit Auto Center. He requested to check the Volkswagen’s Leakage system because there was an issue in Volkswagen and water was leaking from it. He requested to fix it.

Quick Fit Auto Center is the best garage in Dubai. We service all luxury cars well. Our technicians did their best to work on all the cars. Same as we did with that Volkswagen. Our technicians did the best minor service of the car and also did a road test to make sure that there was no issue while driving it. We fixed the water leakage problem and maintained the car well. Our technicians checked the water jacket and radiator. Our experts checked the Reservoir to make sure there was no hole in it. Quick Fit Auto Center repairs and services all types of American, British, European, and Japanese cars.

Causes of Water Leakage in Volkswagen:

Leaking water pump
Hole in the water jacket
Hole in the radiator
Hole in the coolant reservoir

How to take care of your Volkswagen to prevent it from water leakage problems:

Drain your Volkswagen’s AC conditioner from time to time.
Take care of the heater core from leaking.
Take the gasket off entirely and clean the window.
Clean the Door seals regularly.
Sanding, cleaning, and touching up the area with some paint should be fine for the windshield.
Sunroofs often have draining systems to prevent rainwater from ever getting into the vehicle so take care of it well.

Is Volkswagen’s leaking problem normal?

Especially in humid areas, water condenses out of the air on the cooling coils inside your car where the Freon from your air conditioning compressor exchanges heat from the inside of your car and leaves you with a stream of cold air coming out of your vents. These coils are usually located up under the dash on the passenger side of the car – behind the glove box. This water has to go somewhere and you don’t want it dripping on your passenger’s feet, so they put a catch tray in there with a tube to the outside of the car, usually just near the back of the engine bay fairly close to the rear of the passenger side tire.

On a particularly hot and humid day, you can come out of Wal-Mart and see a fairly good-sized puddle of water under your car. If it is clear water and doesn’t look or smell like antifreeze, then it’s just water from your air conditioning system and nothing to worry about.