Hey dudes, I've got a coolant leak from an "actuator" for lack of better terms, that's inline in the coolant lines under that rear seat...right where the bellypan ends. Here's a couple pics: Looking from the driver side, the drip is at the very end of the bellypan: The actuator: It'll leak when the engine is running and as a test, if I manually manipulate the little arm, it will seep out coolant. Any ideas that that part is called? I can't seem to find it any diagrams, but I might be blind. Thanks!
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YOUR RESEARCHCoolant Leak From "Actuator" Under Rear Seat
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Heater control valve? Transmission oil cooler valve?
You have a TIP? #8 Disc Valve on this diagram by the look of it http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-p...section=360-03
Yep it's a tip...thanks for the assist guys!
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