Bright Yellow Fluid Leak

Wry-mouth did pass the time by typing:

What ever it is, don't eat yellow snow. ;)

What color is your coolant or does the neighbor have a dog?

Could be a small leak from the heater core hose.

Anti-freeze.

Wry-mouth proclaimed:

Possibly coolant overflow dripping down.

The other possibility would involve not allowing passengers to drink too much flourescent beer.

That happens when I let my dogs out in the snow, too.

Seriously, if you have a later-model TJ with the amber coolant, that would be my first guess.

: > I can't think of what fluid would be fluorescent yellow. Any ideas? : : What ever it is, don't eat yellow snow. ;)

Doug, you SO beat me to that one!

KJK

It was a free shot. KJK

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: > Doug, you SO beat me to that one! : >

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Is your TJ automatic? Could be terrible transmission fluid...

Carl

Now that's talent, in all my years of "autographing" hot liquid snow art, I have never been able to project under a vehicle.. very well done.

Snow... :D

It's manual, and my coolant is red/pink. It has no odor that I can tell.

-- K.Campbell '01 TJ

Since you mention snow, this is a longshot, but are you using the windshield washer fluid with a lower freezing point? Some of that stuff looks like Gatorade.

Chris

Condensation form the expansion (flex) pipe on the exhaust. I get it on all my vehicles with the flex pipe.

KC, My first reccomendation is to try depends for your Jeep, it is getting on in years. If your problem is legit... Have you sprayed any type of product on your Jeep that would not evaporate? Chances are, whatever it is will not be dripping by the time you read this. I would put a piece of cardboard under my Jeep in the 'alledged' drip area. This would give you a good idea where to place the Depends. Steve in Michigan