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Coolant Leak..

Hamie

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With only 1500 miles found a couple drops of coolant on the floor today..so went ahead and pulled the panels..they have the hoses routed where they press up against the radiator...
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This was a demo unit....looks like someone had it off the road...
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Just something to take a look at when you have the panels off....
 
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Hey there Hamie. Yep, looks like there was a run through a grass field or something.

About the coolant leak - you mentioned the hose was up against the radiator - Is the hose ripped open - do you need to get another hose? I can see the liquid stain in the photo, but can't clearly see a tear or rip?!


By the way, which year is your demo Spyder?

Myself, with a 2010 RS on order, I have added this on my list of things just to check over once I get the panels off. Thanks for the note.


Cheers, and thanks for sharing.
 
About the coolant leak - you mentioned the hose was up against the radiator - Is the hose ripped open - do you need to get another hose? I can see the liquid stain in the photo, but can't clearly see a tear or rip?!


By the way, which year is your demo Spyder?

This is a '09 demo.. had 811 miles when I got it in December..

The hose was not ripped or torn.. just a pin hole..Put a temp fix on it until I take it in for something.....high temp RTV and duct tape..:pray: then a loose tie wrap to the frame to hold if away from the radiator..
 
a temp fix on it until I take it in for something.....high temp RTV and duct tape..:pray: then a loose tie wrap to the frame to hold if away from the radiator..

Sounds like a good temp fix! Nice Work! :) It certainly pays to do these checks, and occasionally looking under the plastics.


Cheers.
 
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