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I like your description of how to remove hoses. I have 2005 mini S, big leak in the system. Pouring r water or fluid into reservoir w car off....drips onto ground. How do I find source of hose leak?
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06-26-2017, 10:20 AM
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You will need to either inspect the area of the leak visually. or use a pressure tester to force the leak to occur.
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Pressure testers here if needed: Pressure Testers - PelicanParts.com.
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