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  1. Thank you for the info! I was about to have the car towed 100 miles to a dealer. see my leak area pic, just like yours. Yes the coolant system has too much plastic! Any tutorials on removing the intake system that you used to guide you (and then me!)?
  2. did you determine the source of that leak? I am having the same leak from that location on my 2016 Cayenne GTS. it only occurs when the car is running and as reach 200F (thermostat opening?) and it is a steady stream of coolant not a drip. BTW that electrical connector goes the pulse sensor, seems like a strange place for coolant.
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