Scary Coolant Leak
#1
Scary Coolant Leak
I have a 2004 911 c/2 cab tip. i have a coolant leak coming out of somewhere that is right of center, towards rear, but i cant locate exact location.
the leak seems to be more prevalent after the car is driven for more than 5 minutes or so, and eventually stops. the engine temp seems always to be ok, and i get no other warning lights.
so many thoughts going thru my head, like, its the engine block, which im hoping its not.
does anyone have any ideas for me on what to check?
i would really be thankful for any input from someone who can point me in the right direction.
thanks.
EDIT: moved from the 911 Forum. - Mod
the leak seems to be more prevalent after the car is driven for more than 5 minutes or so, and eventually stops. the engine temp seems always to be ok, and i get no other warning lights.
so many thoughts going thru my head, like, its the engine block, which im hoping its not.
does anyone have any ideas for me on what to check?
i would really be thankful for any input from someone who can point me in the right direction.
thanks.
EDIT: moved from the 911 Forum. - Mod
#3
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That's ridiculous. The cars represented on this forum don't have coolant, other than the ~11 qts of 20-50 most of us run......although I do use an alcohol-based coolant in my body after some wrenching on my car.
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