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Walking with God
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Melbourne
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Hi all,
Looking at some earlier pics of Casper's car, I noticed what appears to be the AU coolant drip / stain. It's in this first pic, the red stain on the flat shiny alloy of the aircon compressor (It is the aircon compressor right?)  The circle (red) is the stain, the green circle is the thermo housing and hose and the yellow circle is ? I'm not sure what this house and metal housing is called, but I suspect that this is where the coolant leaks from. My S2 SR doesn't leak here at all, but my S1 Futura sure does. On my car the stain is green of course, as I use green coolant. What have others found? How do you fix it? What's the cost of fixing it? Cheers, GK P.S Hope Casper doesn't mind me using the pic of his car?
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Coolant Leak
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