Some Blue Liquid on my Garage floor.
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From: Originally from Koeln, Deutschland. Enjoying it in Bonita Springs, Florida Now :)
Hi I just noticed that there was some blue-greenish liquid on the floor of the garage. Not a lot just a few blobs. I was just wandering what it is?
It was a very faint smell of chlorine.
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It was a very faint smell of chlorine.
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-Krozi
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From: Originally from Koeln, Deutschland. Enjoying it in Bonita Springs, Florida Now :)
Originally Posted by JAY'545' post='783049' date='Feb 2 2009, 08:31 AM
Did u check 2 c if it was leaking from that canister to the left, it might b pentosin hydr.fluid.
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Did you recently fill your windshield wiper fluid? Antifreeze would have a sweet smell to it, that's why dogs like drinking it only to die later...
Originally Posted by porsche911targa' post='783094' date='Feb 2 2009, 10:30 AM
Did you recently fill your windshield wiper fluid? Antifreeze would have a sweet smell to it, that's why dogs like drinking it only to die later...
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From: Originally from Koeln, Deutschland. Enjoying it in Bonita Springs, Florida Now :)
The substance was a oily. So I do not think it was washer fluid. Could it be hydraulic fluid?
Is the active steering fluid blue? The dealer topped it off all the way when I still had the steering knock. Could it be from an overflow valve or something?
Is the active steering fluid blue? The dealer topped it off all the way when I still had the steering knock. Could it be from an overflow valve or something?
Originally Posted by Krozi' post='783120' date='Feb 2 2009, 09:54 AM
The substance was a oily. So I do not think it was washer fluid. Could it be hydraulic fluid?
Is the active steering fluid blue? The dealer topped it off all the way when I still had the steering knock. Could it be from an overflow valve or something?
Is the active steering fluid blue? The dealer topped it off all the way when I still had the steering knock. Could it be from an overflow valve or something?
Originally Posted by Krozi' post='783009' date='Feb 2 2009, 07:06 AM
Hi I just noticed that there was some blue-greenish liquid on the floor of the garage. Not a lot just a few blobs. I was just wandering what it is?
It was a very faint smell of chlorine.
Thanks
-Krozi
It was a very faint smell of chlorine.
Thanks
-Krozi
In my past BMWs [e32 / e38] radiators and reserve tanks were considered routine replacement items ... every 50K miles.
It's one of the many features BMW built in to their most expensive vehicles
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From: Originally from Koeln, Deutschland. Enjoying it in Bonita Springs, Florida Now :)
Originally Posted by luigi524td' post='783151' date='Feb 2 2009, 10:45 AM
Description and location = coolant. You should have that inspected ASAP. For starters, when engine is COLD ... verify coolant level. If low, that is dead tip-off. Plastic Radiators and reserve tanks are problem areas for 7 series V-8s; they develop small, barely visible cracks. e60 cooling systems may have the same problems.
In my past BMWs [e32 / e38] radiators and reserve tanks were considered routine replacement items ... every 50K miles.
It's one of the many features BMW built in to their most expensive vehicles
In my past BMWs [e32 / e38] radiators and reserve tanks were considered routine replacement items ... every 50K miles.
It's one of the many features BMW built in to their most expensive vehicles



