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Hi guys,
Thanks for checking in!! I wanted to see if any of you guys could please help explain the pictures below? I had a look under my Fiesta this morning and I am pretty sure the engine or gearbox has a leak that has spread on to the rest of the car behind the leak - maybe it happens when the car is in motion? From what I can see there is two areas which look to be leaking and the metal in front of the leak is relatively clean in comparison. Like I said I don't know what part of the engine or maybe gearbox it is so help identifying it would be great. It looks like engine oil to me because its dark brown. I haven't taken it to ford yet, I will be, I wanted to get some info on it first before I do. Its a 2011 WT Fiesta with the 6 Speed Auto so it still has warranty left. It has only been parked in this position since yesterday afternoon. Apologies for the quick shots from my phone. Thanks      |
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Help to Diagnose WT Fiesta
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