Moisture under trunk lid???
Got some moisture on the underside of the trunk lid right above the oil and coolant openings. I replaced the coolant cap 4 days ago. What else could this be. Oh...my temp light flashes...checked my coolant level and its just a little low. Obviously from the escaping moisture.
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Make sure the new cap is very-very tight. Use a pair of rubber gloves or one of those rubber grippy thingies from the kitchen for opening jars, to get a good grip.
It could also be a cracked/leaky overflow coolant tank. Is there any moisture under the carpet? |
No moisture on the carpet.
I thought I had it on there really tight, but I will add some water and tighten it down like no other lol That has to be it though. How else would there be moisture right there on the trunk lid? |
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Use distilled water, FYI. Did you check under the carpet? It could also be some latient moisture from the old cap, in the trunk area. |
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