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If your 2013 Ford Explorer is dripping water on the passenger side, it might be due to blocked drains or a faulty heater core. A leaking heater core can lead to a low coolant level, which can cause engine overheating and mechanical problems. Even a minor leak may result in a small amount of antifreeze under the dashboard. Driving with a malfunctioning heater core is risky because it can cause overheating and significant damage to the engine. A clogged heater core can also impede proper coolant circulation, leading to high engine temperatures. If you need to keep driving for a short distance, monitor the temperature gauge closely.
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If you notice water leaking from the roof of your 2013 Ford Explorer, it could indicate problems with blocked drainage or improperly sealed seals.