Water dripping right front underneath - 2005 Hyundai Santa Fe

pure water is the A/C condensate drain
google that.
its normal
typing...

https://www.google.com/webhp#q=condensate+drain+cars

if not pure water its bad. pure clear water.
for sure.

Could be a hose or the water pump, but Dodge Intrepids are Famous for blowing the head gaskets. I'll bet that's what's going on with yours also.

If water is getting under the carpet its probably the tank or a fitting on the tank.
I don't know of a way to find out unless you remove the tank to see under it.

A little leakage is normal. Also the A/C will drip water, but that comes down from the firewall area.

From the motor, it may indicate a leaky water pump. This will drip from the front of the engine which is the right side as the driver looks. The pump is located under the timing belt cover.

Also check all your large hoses to see if a leak has developed at any joint.

The V6 engine often develops a water leak under the intake manifold which is hard to see. The water appears on top of the transmission. Camrys will often also get a split in the plastic radiator top tank, so look there.

If you are not losing large amounts of water, you have a while to track it down at leisure !

Find your water pump and put your finger right under the bottom of it and rub it, see if you get water from there on your fingers. If so change your water pump. If that is not the problem, go underneath to where the drip is and follow the stream up to the starting point of the water leak, The bottom of the motor is only the lowest point for the water to drip off.

Does it leak while running or whlie stopped/off? If it leaks while it's running the water pump has most likely gone bad.... in the absence of an obvious leak in the radiator itself.

if it is not leaking water from underneath ,there is no reason to change it..when the seal lets go you will see water dripping from the front of the engine and dripping under the car until then just drive on.if you have aheating problem it wont be the water pumpbut there are several things to look at ,if that is your problem come back to me. "youdoit"

might be the thermostat housing to as its right above the water pump. the best bet would be to pressure test the cooling system and inspect to see where its coming from

That hose is the drain hose for the a/c. When condensation forms from running the a/c it drains out through the black hose you are refering too.If it doesn't drain out it will eventually overflow inside the car and get your carpet wet.

there is an overflow on the tank when you top it up to the top it will overflow and look like a leak.