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Leak at front radiator/bumper ?
- Thread starter Gazc2
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Its either going to be the radiator in which case your coolant lvl will be low or its going to be the headlamp washers are leaking in which case your screen wash bottle will be low !
Ask her if she used the headlamp washers as they never tend to get used and when they do they leak.
If the car had been sat there running for a while and its on a slope it could be water from the a/c which is normal.
Also check your coolant lvl as thats quite a big leak.
I personely think its screen wash from the n/s/f headlamp washer.
Ask her if she used the headlamp washers as they never tend to get used and when they do they leak.
If the car had been sat there running for a while and its on a slope it could be water from the a/c which is normal.
Also check your coolant lvl as thats quite a big leak.
I personely think its screen wash from the n/s/f headlamp washer.
Iain,
as usual your bob on, checked the coolant level first and its all good so I then tried the headlight washers and it blew the bloody pipe off
havent taken the arch liner off yet but I remember the push fit fitting and retaining clip didnt seem very tight when I had the bumper off previously.
job for this afternoon :thumb:
as usual your bob on, checked the coolant level first and its all good so I then tried the headlight washers and it blew the bloody pipe off
havent taken the arch liner off yet but I remember the push fit fitting and retaining clip didnt seem very tight when I had the bumper off previously.job for this afternoon :thumb:
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