Hello, I am a new member. I have a 2006 C4S I picked up July 2016. Just recently when I am driving and return to my garage and shut the car off. I see coolant on the floor driver side rear. I would say the puddle is the size of a dollar bill. What should I look for to fix this? Timmons
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YOUR RESEARCHCoolant overflow
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The Water pumps were known to have this problem, I did in my 2006 Cayman S, not sure if they are the same water pumps, most likely though. Have you gotten any low coolant warnings?
No, it's not a lot of coolant coming out. The coolant is about 6" away from the driver rear tire. Is their an overflow tube on that side of the engine?
I found the problem. It's a crack in the expansion tank. Thanks
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