07-19-2017, 01:26 PM
Red fluid is a sign of the tears of following the Reds this season.
Seriously though, get a nice clean rag and wipe off anything that even remotely resembles liquid then look for any new fluid that might resemble red then work backwards.
One simple rule of thumb is to always work from the cheapest to fix to the most expensive and not the other way around. I'd avoid 'leak stopping' chemicals if you can. Most do more damage than good.
But you have some good answers..Theres only a few things that produce red fluid so before you invest in a $300 5 gallon bucket of steam stick with things you know will put out red fluid.
Seriously though, get a nice clean rag and wipe off anything that even remotely resembles liquid then look for any new fluid that might resemble red then work backwards.
One simple rule of thumb is to always work from the cheapest to fix to the most expensive and not the other way around. I'd avoid 'leak stopping' chemicals if you can. Most do more damage than good.
But you have some good answers..Theres only a few things that produce red fluid so before you invest in a $300 5 gallon bucket of steam stick with things you know will put out red fluid.
In the immortal words of my old man, "Wait'll you get to be my age!"
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Chicago sounds rough to the maker of verse, but the one comfort we have is Cincinnati sounds worse. ~Oliver Wendal Holmes Sr.
