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Old 03-28-2018, 05:52 PM   #6
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Gelled refrigerant? Is that even possible at temps above -200F?

Coolant lines run on the right side--is there green goo on the car anywhere, if so dab at it, smell it, give it a little taste on the end of your tongue. I'm betting on coolant. And those lines may still be available from Por sha. Or you can cut out the ruptured section and patch it up with rubber coolant hose & clamps.

Althooo. . .coolant on a Por sha shouldn't be green.

Heck, I'm stumped!
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