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YOUR RESEARCHCar is getting hot to touch

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Check before visiting my p-dealer

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guess i'm wondering if this is normal, and if there is anything I can check before visiting my P-dealer?

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Check before visiting my p-dealer

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guess i'm wondering if this is normal, and if there is anything I can check before visiting my P-dealer?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi! Lately, I've noticed that the right font end of the car, (above the headlights) is feeling hot to touch after a drive. I beleive the radiator is located there, and hence the tempreture (left side doesnt feel that hot), however, is it normal to feel that hot? guess i'm wondering if this is normal, and if there is anything I can check before visiting my P-dealer? I'm driving `01 996 C4 . thanks!

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

yeah, its black. But i'm living in Chicago :-P (so you cant blame it on the sun)

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