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Coolant leak coming from the center of the car, under the engine

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Looks like bypass hose or engine coolant plug just got leak! look at ur coolant reservoir, it might overflowing when ur engine heats up and its dripping towards the engine! Look and search all the hoses in the side of the engine and reservoir! If its the bypass hose, there will be a difficulty in removing and replacing it, but u could fix it! taah!

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