I keep my car in a hangar that has no electricity. The temps recently got down in the high 20s F. I went to check the car today and the area under the seats was pooled with coolant. No puddles under the car. I had no tools nor flashlight and the light was getting poor. All I could do was to soak it up with towels. I will be going out in the morning to see if I can find the source of the leak.
It seems to be coming from the tunnel low in the corners near the aft bulkhead on bith sides. I probably soaked up a quart or two. My guess is that there is a metal to flex connection there somewhere. I am looking for ideas to figure out how to approach this situation. How does the tunnel come out the top portion?
As a minimum, I need to stop the bleeding. I have no light or power out there. I guess I can get it towed, but I don't know any shop in the Medford or Grants Pass, Oregon area to tow to. I have a trailer and was working on getting the etrack in, but it is not there yet. I am rural and do not yet have a garage (just picked up plans for my new garage to be built in the next 6 months...
I was supposed to leave on a trip in two days and I will be gone for three weeks.
Thanks in advance for any guidance you can give.
Mike
It seems to be coming from the tunnel low in the corners near the aft bulkhead on bith sides. I probably soaked up a quart or two. My guess is that there is a metal to flex connection there somewhere. I am looking for ideas to figure out how to approach this situation. How does the tunnel come out the top portion?
As a minimum, I need to stop the bleeding. I have no light or power out there. I guess I can get it towed, but I don't know any shop in the Medford or Grants Pass, Oregon area to tow to. I have a trailer and was working on getting the etrack in, but it is not there yet. I am rural and do not yet have a garage (just picked up plans for my new garage to be built in the next 6 months...
I was supposed to leave on a trip in two days and I will be gone for three weeks.
Thanks in advance for any guidance you can give.
Mike