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Message: [QUOTE="Dzchey21, post: 1226222, member: 63"] when the engine is warm and you pressure it up you will loose pressure as it cools off. IF you cant see an actual leak don't get too excited just yet. Try to dry the valley the best you can, a simple water hose will do good enough on that just flush it out. You will know if you have a coolant leak because it will turn back red. I had the same issue on the turbo supply line, it would only leak hot and after a hard pull. It was the pinch clamps, i didn't push it up far enough. I almost bet you have the problem fixed. One more place to look is the upper radiator hose, its easy to crack that end of it and make it leak hot and under pressure. Check there as well. If it leeks from the rear corner it will leak down in the valley as well. [/QUOTE]

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