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have you checked the levels?

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Repair than a radiator

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If the layout is anything like the air-cooled, it could be that the flow or returns is fractured, which could be worse to repair than a radiator.

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Run along the drivers side (r/h/d) of the car

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I think you will find that on air-cooled Porches, the oil flow and return feeds run along the drivers side (r/h/d) of the car to the radiator which is mounted within the front wing.

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have you checked the levels?

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Repair than a radiator

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If the layout is anything like the air-cooled, it could be that the flow or returns is fractured, which could be worse to repair than a radiator.

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Run along the drivers side (r/h/d) of the car

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I think you will find that on air-cooled Porches, the oil flow and return feeds run along the drivers side (r/h/d) of the car to the radiator which is mounted within the front wing.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi to everyone Picked up my first Porsche at the end of Jan, an arena red 996 C2 with a GT3 body, apart from a new battery, thanks to this forum, I found out how to stop the bloody alarm going off when I disconnected the old one..;-), and a slow puncture in the front drivers side, all was going well. Now however, I have discovered a lime green coloured fluid dripping from under the car, from under the drivers door side...doesn't really smell of much, maybe a bit like hay? Thought it maybe someting to do with the A/C or something, its not an oily consistency either. Anyone got any ideas? Cheers Steve Migration info. Legacy thread was 44965

POST 2Original post

Sounds like engine coolant to me... have you checked the levels? Dont know why it would be leaking though?? Migration info. Legacy thread was 44967

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Not sure it's that, this is a real light lime green colour, and is cold...had leaking rads before and it doesn't look like this stuff.... Migration info. Legacy thread was 44970

POST 4Original post

porsche coolant is bright green - sounds like your rad is busted mate Migration info. Legacy thread was 44972

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Aha... Thanks guys... Migration info. Legacy thread was 44975

POST 6Original post

Where do you water-cooled guys purchase Porsche coolant.....OPC? Migration info. Legacy thread was 45065

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

No Idea.... Looks like I may be able to tell you soon though! Migration info. Legacy thread was 45287

POST 8Original post

I think you will find that on air-cooled Porches, the oil flow and return feeds run along the drivers side (r/h/d) of the car to the radiator which is mounted within the front wing. I'd assume that a similar layout would be used in the 996 although I think the radiators are further forward (never looked I'm afraid). The reason I say this is that it may not be the radiator that is leaking. If the layout is anything like the air-cooled, it could be that the flow or returns is fractured, which could be worse to repair than a radiator. Green fluid definately sounds like coolant to me and I'd track down the source ASAP. Have fun if the radiator is in the wing! Migration info. Legacy thread was 45289

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Cheers Anthony I am pretty sure its the pipes having seen the layout of them, it's only a small leak presently. Its into Micheldever tyres tomorrow so I will take a look while its on the ramp..after that its in at Northway on the 17th, so everything will become clearer, and the expense! Steve Migration info. Legacy thread was 45293

POST 10Original post

some leak detectors that are put in a/c systems are lime green this may be your a/c showing a leak Migration info. Legacy thread was 45318

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

And the winner is.... A/C pipe fractured by a stone...replacement £67 and a couple of hours labour....however, the drier? is u/s as well, so needed another of those... Cheers Steve Migration info. Legacy thread was 46193

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