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coolant leak

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2006 987 boxster S, 10,000 miles have a coolant leak on the right side right behind wheel where a metal hose and a rubber plug is. It looks like the clear rubber plug is not in all the way. here is what it looks like. can anyone confirm if the gap looks to big here. its really hard to get to but i am trying to loosen the clamps to see if the two can come close.

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You need to take it off and see where the is. Perhaps it came loose but my guess is either the hose is split or the fitting is.

LOREN, if i take it off will large amounts of coolant sill out? the black line in the picture is metal and the clear rubber piece has a black plastic backing on it. What exactly is this piece? the car only has 10,000 miles on it. Thanks

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