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COOLANT USAGE

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Check header tank

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check header tank for signs of leak or maybe coolant cap

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check header tank for signs of leak or maybe coolant cap

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have an 02 plate 996 C2, have just driven around 3500miles and noticed the coolant level had dropped, so topped up about 750ml of coolant, is this usage normal? RMS seal replaced at 40K. Help! :?

POST 2Original post

worth keeping an eye on but levels do aloways look low but are actualy fine

POST 3Original post

just check to the front of each wheel for signs of antifreeze.. check header tank for signs of leak or maybe coolant cap curious, is your car manual or tip , if tip they may not have bled it right after doing rms because the gearbox has a valve on it that needs opening whilst bleeding it. if manual as above keep eye on it

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