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YOUR RESEARCHJinxed Myself Today!
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Replace expansion tank
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I had the same thing going on when I replaced my expansion tank.
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high ambient temps, and running the car pretty hard.
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When I get to work tomorrow, I'll talk to my INDY next door (who refuses to work on any Porsche) They let me use their stuff when ever needed.
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LOL, I made a comment earlier
today about how well my motor is running and I've just sprung a coolant leak...Looks to be up high (left side), maybe AOS area but I need to let it cool down before reaching up there. Let the fun begin...again!
It was pushing 90* today and very humid. Driving up hill 3-4K and one quick sprint to 5K just before my house.
I felt no wetness around the tank and see no signs of coolant coming from it. I may have a small wear/hole in one of the coolant lines to the AOS that only showed when I literally pulled into my garage.
I could see coolant on the driver side cam sensor.
Will just have to keep a close eye on it.
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I'll talk to my INDY next door (who refuses to work on any Porsche)"
Why? Porsche is no different than any other car I've ever worked on (except better design/engineering, expensive parts)...
"Porsche is no different than any other car"
Hahaha... that is funny.
808Bill, hope you find the problem. I had the same thing going on when I replaced my expansion tank. The system was flushed and apparently forcing some coolant out the overflow value during the first day or two of driving.
In that case, it's a good thing all you do is borrow their tools!
"Porsche is no different than any other car"
Hahaha... that is funny."
^^ Well yes, when taken out of context, it's downright hilarious...
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