YOUR RESEARCHOil & Coolant leak
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Took the 08 DE1 in for an oil change at a local Indy shop today. While there, the owner discovered an oil/coolant leak that he thinks is the result of the oil separator/water pump. I have attached pictures that he sent me to see what you guys think. I told him to hold off on those issues for now and just complete the oil change. The car has 28k miles on it right now. Let me know what you guys think.
Oh I wanted to add that I checked the spot where it is always parked and there is no evidence of any leaks whatsoever therefore if must be fairly recent.
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