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The lines below are located behind the front driver's side wheel - right next to a jack stand point. Guess what happened? =/ It appears that, when the stand slipped, it pushed the bracket into the aluminum tube causing some degree of puncture and coolant leak. I've done some searching and googling to try to identify what those lines are and what repair/replacement might consist of. I've only had the 955 turbo for a few months and am still learning about it every day. Any direction would be GREATLY appreciated. (BTW - Plastic cladding was already broken when I purchased the vehicle a few months back and was not a result of this incident.) And, sorry about the orientation of the photo. No matter how i edit it, it uploads "upside down." Thanks for your time!
