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Just removed the intake manifold and discovered a large puddle of liquid. Possibly from my coolant leak that mixed with some oil? Looks brownish. Should I just vacuum this out and clean it out? I assume this is not normal and this should be dry?
edit: I’m guessing it’s orange/brown due to pink coolant mixing w the dirt and grime in here? Just making sure I don’t have any other problems haha…
Last edited by tonyhw206; Oct 13, 2023 at 05:52 PM.
The plastic y coolant pipes leaking at the connection. Can’t upload my photos due to exceeding 10mb… but here’s a video that shows exactly what I’m facing. Leaking same spot, front driver side.
No noticeable smell. Definitely just coolant mixed w the debris (dirt and grease) that’s in here. As I vacuumed it out, I eventually saw some pink in here.
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Full of liquid under intake manifold. Normal?
