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Brown fluid leaking from your vehicle is likely motor oil. Newer motor oil will be light brown while older oil is dark brown. An oil leak can be traced to a worn gasket or seal, an oil plug that isn’t properly secured, high oil pressure or an oil filter that isn’t put on properly.
Red fluid can indicate that the transmission or power steering system is leaking. Transmission leaks will appear near the front or middle of the vehicle while power steering leaks will be toward the front.
Orange or amber fluid can indicate a leak of extended-life coolant. Coolant leaks can occur from a worn gasket on the engine, from the radiator or from heater and radiator hoses and engine core plugs.
Yellow liquid is likely a leak of radiator coolant. Coolant leaks can occur from a worn gasket on the engine, from the radiator or from heater and radiator hoses and engine core plugs.
Green liquid points to an antifreeze (coolant) leak. Antifreeze leaks can occur from a worn gasket on the engine, from the radiator or from heater and radiator hoses and engine core plugs. Clean up leaks promptly, antifreeze is poisonous and dangerous to your pets because it has a sweet smell and taste.
If you notice blue liquid coming from your vehicle, it likely is windshield wiper fluid. Inspect the tubes leading from the wiper fluid reservoir for leaks.
If on a hot day you see water coming from your vehicle, don’t worry it’s just condensation from your air conditioning system.
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