It looks to be washer fluid, but I can't be sure. Blue liquid coming out of the bottom of the drivers side front fender. Is this a common thing? Is this where the evaporator tray for the AC is located as well? Any help helps. Matt
Leaking fluid from behind the front drivers side wheel?
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YOUR RESEARCHLeaking fluid from behind the front drivers side wheel?
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The dealer fixed it
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Yup... there have been some cracked tanks (assuming you didn't overfill it).
There was also someone from the UK who posted that he had a problem like this a while back. It wasn't the tank that was cracked but apparently one of the hoses that connect the tank to the wiper. There is a plastic T connector that I think was cracked. In any case, the dealer should fix this under warranty (assuming you still have one). Otherwise, I think you have to go in from the wheelwell to get to the parts that need repair. Karl
Happened to me, the hose fell off. The dealer fixed it
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