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Need advice on leak
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Hi guys,
Sadly yesterday after coming home from the shop, my car “thank me” with a small puddle by the front left wheel :dunno: :( I tried to investigate where it could be coming from, but I didn’t notice it until it was too late and I only managed to see a few drops. I attached photos of where I think it was coming from, my guess is it was the middle of the 3 hoses. I thought it would be coolant at first, since I’ve been having loads of issues in the past year, but it didn’t taste like it. I tried to go on another drive right after so that I can see it dripping again, but even after half an hour nothing came out this time. Any idea what this is supposed to be? I don’t want to start doing anything on it until I figure out what I am actually supposed to be dealing with here. |
well it can only be coolant, brake fluid, oil, gasoline/diesel, power steering fluid or water (from AC condensation or rainwater)
Doesn't look like oil, or power steering fluid, or proper coolant Did it evaporate quickly? Water |
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I have not been able to figure out where it could be from. Based on some research I have done, those hoses I think I saw something dripping from, are connected to the heating/AC system. Strange part about that is, I have not had AC turned on in a few weeks now since temperatures are slowly going down over here. Hasn’t rained in some time either. |
Do you have a webasto heater?
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If it's right by the tire/steering hub then leaking strut/shock absorber is also in the differential.
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They are an aux heater that operates with the car off and a small leak when they cycle on to slow cool down fits with your leak area. (If you have it)https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...82cb07afb2.jpg Sent from my SM-A528B using Tapatalk |
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I went to try it out today again and I think I may have found the culprit - I have a small leak on my front left screen washer, which would definitely fit the area and also it being watery. Will keep an eye on it though in the coming days. |
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