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Old 08-10-2014, 08:43 PM   #1
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Blue cap is current cap.

Whereabouts under the car is the puddle / drips? Left / right? Front of engine?
There were several oily pools the size of a half dollar on the right side of the engine, just in front of the right rear wheel.

The majority of the pool was below the engine and draining to the back of the car, below the engine.
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Welcome and love your car. Well not to post a stupid answer but it happened to be the right answer for me in the past. I had water with pollen in it pooling from the trunk drains one time after a slightly wet drive. Was pretty concerned until I found it it was pollen. Love the car, I'm craving a mountain drive myself now.
We have had some wet around here. I drove the car home from Denver after purchase in a downpour, so that might be possible.

The only thing is that the coolant reservoir shows that it is low. I cannot remember if it was low before today.

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Old 08-10-2014, 08:54 PM   #2
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top it off and monitor it. just go through the procedures on the pelican parts website to purge any air from the cooling system, had a similar incident a few thousand miles back and could not duplicate it. monitor it and as a added safety measure carry a few gallonsof water in the trunk just in case.
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