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Took off engine cover and can't see any hose leaks, (checked from above and below with a shop light) so it seems like through the filler.
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Fill area through the small hole, and splashed down

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Coolant flowed from the fill area through the small hole, and splashed down from there.
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Took off engine cover and can't see any hose leaks, (checked from above and below with a shop light) so it seems like through the filler.
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Fill area through the small hole, and splashed down

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Coolant flowed from the fill area through the small hole, and splashed down from there.
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POST 1Original post

Hey guys, just got back from driving my CS mildly quick not overly aggressive. Drove to work this morning - no problem. From there about 12 miles of freeway driving - limit +5, around noon for an appointment, no problem. Temps normal for my car (175). Outside temp only 82 F. From there, home (traffic and a little speed) and after I parked, she erped up about a litre - half a quart, maybe of coolant? Hard to judge. Coolant flowed from the fill area through the small hole, and splashed down from there. Curiously, it wasn't warm to the touch. Haven't removed caps yet. Took off engine cover and can't see any hose leaks, (checked from above and below with a shop light) so it seems like through the filler. Now have 'Low coolant level' message (Didn't crank her, just ignition to read dash and gauge). Have Porsche coolant I can add back in, but what do you so suppose this might be indicative of? Thermostat? Water pump (have heard absolutely no water pump noise, and this didn't come from the front where the pump is. Clearly a wet belch :helpme:, Any other ideas? Thanks, Pssk=1.0

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Err...Never mind. Loose Cap. Might order a spare because the o-ring may be loosing some elasticity.

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