I have never posted much, just looked. I have a 2017 RTS with 42,000 miles, and this is the first trouble I have had. It is kept in a cool garage and set for about 2 weeks, then when I backed it out, there was a small puddle of coolant on the floor, still plenty in surge tank. It is coming from up high and dropping on the front frame bolts. It is so high I cannot see where it is coming from. Any one have any ideas? Dolittle
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2017 RTS Coolant leak - any ideas where it might be coming from?
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Mikey
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It may sound funny, but if I was you, I would take the beak off the bike, then you are going to have all kinds of room to work and find that leak. Youtube it, it's not as big of a deal with that bike as it sounds
Ps: when it comes time to lift it off the bike, have a shop stool or a second person to help - it's awkward to handle!
Ps: when it comes time to lift it off the bike, have a shop stool or a second person to help - it's awkward to handle!
Smitty42
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Had the same problem on my 2021 RT, problem turned out to be weeping from the weep hole on the water pump. The dealer had to rebuild the waterpump since the lead time on getting one from CanAm was horrendous. Yes a waterpump can leak from the weep hole to equlize the pressure.
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