Puddle front left of car below bumper
Puddle front left of car below bumper
Not having fun.
left the car to remove bumper and change the high beams, they called to tell me there's a leak on the front left. I went and touched the liquid, its dark, but not oily necessarily.... its as if its half oil half water..
And it's quite a puddle...
Could something have gotten nicked while removing the bumper? it's quite the coincidence to happen on that same day. I had seen no such leak before..
Any ideas what could that be?
left the car to remove bumper and change the high beams, they called to tell me there's a leak on the front left. I went and touched the liquid, its dark, but not oily necessarily.... its as if its half oil half water..
And it's quite a puddle...
Could something have gotten nicked while removing the bumper? it's quite the coincidence to happen on that same day. I had seen no such leak before..
Any ideas what could that be?
This is the best statement ever yet LMFAO.
they probably loosen the hose to ATF cooler line or knock it off during removal process (I don't know why they touch it in the 1st place)
Will I need to fill ATF or coolant?
I am myself wondering how that got loose... I don't know if its close enough to the bumper or if there's another reason this happened. They actually informed me of it before removing the bumper but after the spent a weekend there doing some body work.
I am myself wondering how that got loose... I don't know if its close enough to the bumper or if there's another reason this happened. They actually informed me of it before removing the bumper but after the spent a weekend there doing some body work.
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I had the same leak due to failing radiator fitting where the transmission fluid line goes in...
The radiator was under warranty so they replaced it at my local shop... interestingly this leak started on my car shortly after I had "all fluid special" service done at the dealer... just sayin'
Note: If it is the same issue, and you need to replace the radiator do make sure that mechanic / the dealer uses brand new fittings - if they re-use the old ones (because they look new) it will leak again... then they will have to replace radiator once again...
The radiator was under warranty so they replaced it at my local shop... interestingly this leak started on my car shortly after I had "all fluid special" service done at the dealer... just sayin'

Note: If it is the same issue, and you need to replace the radiator do make sure that mechanic / the dealer uses brand new fittings - if they re-use the old ones (because they look new) it will leak again... then they will have to replace radiator once again...
I had the same leak due to failing radiator fitting where the transmission fluid line goes in...
The radiator was under warranty so they replaced it at my local shop... interestingly this leak started on my car shortly after I had "all fluid special" service done at the dealer... just sayin'
Note: If it is the same issue, and you need to replace the radiator do make sure that mechanic / the dealer uses brand new fittings - if they re-use the old ones (because they look new) it will leak again... then they will have to replace radiator once again...
The radiator was under warranty so they replaced it at my local shop... interestingly this leak started on my car shortly after I had "all fluid special" service done at the dealer... just sayin'

Note: If it is the same issue, and you need to replace the radiator do make sure that mechanic / the dealer uses brand new fittings - if they re-use the old ones (because they look new) it will leak again... then they will have to replace radiator once again...
Also, im assuming that's a different radiator than the engine one?
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