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Coolant leak drivers side

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YOUR RESEARCHCoolant leak drivers side

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I was wondering how can that be repair first because access looks complicated and then it there any sort of adjustment that can be done or how to replace that part.
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I was wondering how can that be repair first because access looks complicated and then it there any sort of adjustment that can be done or how to replace that part.
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Coolant leak drivers side

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POST 1Original post

Guys I just found what seems a coolant leak in a sort of T plastic connection. I was wondering how can that be repair first because access looks complicated and then it there any sort of adjustment that can be done or how to replace that part. I have attached some pictures . This is a boxster 2.7 2007. Thanks in advance for your help. René

POST 2Original post

Are you sure that is coolant? Looks more like oil. A coolant leak would show a dried pinkish-white crust when it eventually dries or evaporates. Like this:

POST 3Original post

Thanks a lot for your reply, I just found it is a leak on the steering rack !

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