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Red fluid leaks are generally an indicator of leaking Transmission Fluid or Power Steering Fluid.
Orange fluids leaks can be caused by older Transmission Fluids or a rusty Radiator Leaking Fluids. This can also be caused by condensation from underneath the rusty Radiator.
Typically yellow fluid leaks are caused when your Radiator is Leaking Antifreeze, otherwise known as
Green fluid leaks are generally a Radiator Issue as well. Your antifreeze or coolant is typically yellow or green in color.
Blue fluid leaking from your car is generally a Windshield Wiper Fluid leak caused by degraded reservoir or tubing.
Dark brown leaks can be a number of things including older Motor Oil, Brake Fluid, or even very old Transmission Fluid.
Light brown fluids are typically newer Motor Oil or a Gear Lubricant. If you notice a bad smell it might be the Lubricant!
Pink fluid leaks are often caused by either leaking Transmission Fluids or Power Steering Fluids.
Clear fluid leaks are generally nothing to worry about! This is normally condensation from your AC unit which is normal.
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