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Old 12-18-2016, 04:30 PM
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Leaking antifreeze expansion tank or hose ?

As title says, my X started leaking from which seems to be at the connection of the expansion tank on the bottom. (see attached picture) Now my question is, has anyone had theirs leak from there? and if so, what was the culprit? hose, tank or both ? Looking to fix this soon as I don't want my X just sitting in the garage leaking all over the place. It seems to only leak after I have taken it out for a drive. Won't leak if I let it idle. I can not purchase the single hose, I have to buy the entire set as it looks like it's all clamped together. Any help is truly appreciated.
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