That is where the heater core on most automobiles is located - just inside the passenger side dash. When you turn on the car's heater, water from the radiator is passed through the core under the dash, heating the air that comes out the vents. It's perfectly normal on some less-expensive vehicles to be able to hear that "gurgling" due to lack of noise reduction material in the cabin. However, it can sometimes be a sign of overheating due to running low on radiator fluid or a faulty thermostat. Check the fluid levels in the vehicle and have the thermostat system checked.
You have air in the system that has to be bled out
Your coolant is low.
Low coolant and air in the heater core.
Water in the passenger side of the dashboard means the evaporator core is leaking. This needs to fix quickly as it will cause the inside of the car to be filled with water.
The gurgling sound is caused by pressure in the engine coolant system(antifreeze) slowly releasing into the coolant overflow resevoir. Typically a faulty thermostat causes this sound.
Air in the cooling system - has to be bled to remove air
Air trapped in the heater core. Possible causes, low on coolant or bad radiator cap.
because the little bit of excess water left in the simk is going down the drain and it makes a loud sound because there isn't much water and it echos when it falls into the drains and gets carried away.
Look for a red circle. They are found in windows and on roofsdepeinding on the city. Drive your car to the center of the circle. You will hear a water type gurgling sound and this indicates that you have unloced your bonus car.
Your Heater Core is most likely leaking. Your heater core is under the dash inside the car which is why you can hear it, and also why you need to continually fill up the water.
they can hear better out of the water
Pretty sure it is around the passenger fender - underneath the plastic housing.
If for some reason, there is a horizontal section of pipe for this drain/vent, you may have a situation where the pipe allows water to stay in one section like a trap. This would cause gurgling for the sink below this water stoppage, but allow water from the above sink to drain without issue. Once these situations are resolved, you will hear no gurgles.
Your windows fog up horribly and sometimes you can hear what sounds like water running through your dash when your driving.
The lines are . . ." Oh, yuck," Grover said. His eyes were still tightly closed, but I guess he could hear the thing gurgling and steaming. " Mega-yuck."
I had this happen on my 2001 S-10. I had a very slow coolant leak and when the coolant would get low I could hear what sounded like water flowing from around the heater. At first I thought I had water built up inside the A/C evaporator which was gurgling, but finally realized it was a coolant problem. Once I fixed my leak and topped off the coolant the noise was gone. Hope this helps.
Two possibilities:There is an air pocket in the heater core caused by low coolant, the 4.7 V8 is prone to loosing coolant and not having a visible leak.The Air conditioning drain is plugged and there is a bunch of water in there sloshing back and forth
Yes, you can hear under water.
The air conditioner condenser sits in a box so that the moisture that collects on it can drain out of the tube under the car. Algae can grow in this box and plug the drain. At some point, you can expect the passenger floor to be wet. Simplest solution is to use an air hose and blow up into the drain hose. You can take the reservoir off and clean it, but none of them are easy and some are practically impossible unless you take the entire dash out. The water you hear is what is in the box sloshing back and forth.
I beleve it is in the car under the dash on the driverside It is on the passenger firewall, under the hood or in the engine compartment. It is easy to check, and easy to replace. If you can hear your fuel pump run, then it is still good and you have a different problem. You should be able to hear your pump run everytime you turn on the ignition without turning it over.
Yes they can hear on land and under water.
They don't hear but they can feel vibrations in the water.
water moving
This is most likely caused by a lack of venting on either your washing machine drain or sink. The gurgling noise you hear is actually air getting drawn through the water in the sinks trap as the washing machine water drains past the sink drain. Both the sink and washing machine should be checked for venting issues by a licensed plumber.
From what I hear it has something to do with an "o" ring not being installed on the air conditioner are. Not sure what that means but apparently it is a known issue.