Coolant leak

Gday,

I noticed a wet patch under the car this morning and did some investigation and found a coolant leak (see pic).:frown:

I looks like either a leak from the hose above, the drain plug or the seal where it attaches to the engine.

The car has done 46,000klm and was wondering two things.

1. while I've got her apart I'll replace the coolant but should I replace the hose as well while I'm at it ? (I don't know the expected life of a radiator hose)

2. Can I add a little water for the next couple of days till I can get it done ?

Drew

See if you can find the leak the hose maybe perished so replace both just add water till you get it changed
while its down why not flush it at the same time inside and out

46 thou mate that's a warrenty job ain't it?

Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories

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Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories

46 thou mate that's a warrenty job ain't it?

Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories

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Hoses might not be covered??? Don't they exclude certain things???

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Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories

46 thou mate that's a warrenty job ain't it?

Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories

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2nd owner and a 2008. Wasn't expecting it to be under warranty :(

46k in 5 years mate, that good value :)

Geeze, that's a baby... I thought they came with 5 years, if its under (may and onwards) I'd be asking the question. Can't hurt.

Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories

What do you do Drew push it everywhere OMG.
Might want to change the hoses remove and clean radiator properly

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Originally Posted by threedogs

What do you do Drew push it everywhere OMG.
Might want to change the hoses remove and clean radiator properly

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PMSL


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Yup, no signs of coolant from either hose but definitely green around the thermostat on the passenger side.