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Quick Question for my 79SC911 LEAK

My 911 has had a lot of work done to get rei of all the annoying leaks. After summer was over there were no leaks, but now as it sits in the garage it has definitely started leaking. What is weird is the leak is coming from underneath the middle of the car. Basically right under the gear shifting area. I am wondering what could be leaking there? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

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What type of fluid are you finding there? Motor oil, or transmission lube??
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tHE FLUID IS VERY THIN,, IT SEEMS MIXED WITH MOISTURE, PERHAPS BECAUSE OF THE SNOW WE HAVE BEEN GETTING. I'll try and take a smell today when i get home.
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Only fluids in that general area are gasoline and brake fluid.

Definitely not anti-freeze.

Could also be that coke you spilled in the console.
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What tcar said, except the coke would have left a powdery substance under the car.
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hmm.. okay, so it may be that the brake lines ruptured I'll check that fluid tonight. Thanks, Oh bythe way, I do not drink coke in there, for that matter i really can't drink anything in there.
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Check the master cylinder, too.
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Do you have a cat?

Again, the smell test will work.
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ok..what color is the fluid? you are not giving us much to guess with

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