So about a little over a week ago, I noticed maybe a few drops of coolant under the car, not even enough to make me pop the hood. Car ran fine, until CHECK COOLANT LEVEL light came on. Coasted over, and reservoir was damn near EMPTY. No signs of leak surrounding the system, dry coolant, wet coolant, cracks, etc. Immediately got some g13, mixed it up, refilled reservoir. After almost a week and many drive cycles, coolant level is still the same with no signs of leaks and all temps within normal limits. Okay, whatevs. I was due for an oil change, and had the dealer do it as it is more convenient for me. They found that the waterpump and thermostat are out and also stated "coolant is low" and quoted me some STUPID ass price to replace. I took a look myself, saw the coolant is at the same level as before I brought it in. Not low, was above minimum. Car has been driving just fine with no symptoms, with again, temps in normal range. Keeping an eye on the coolant, which hasn't dipped. Gonna get it on the rack soon at a trusted shop to take a thorough look myself. Would like anyone's input.
Either way, 36K miles seems a bit early for something like this. Unfortunately, my power train warranty went out 4 months ago. I'm not one to ask for rules to be broken, but since stealerships are thugs in my eyes, is it even worth asking for a good gesture after being a customer for 7 years and 3 cars? If anyone who works at a dealership can chime in (and I apologize if the previous sentence offends you, but lets be real)
Car is a 2015 6 speed with just basic bolt ons and dyno tune through cobb AP3.
Either way, 36K miles seems a bit early for something like this. Unfortunately, my power train warranty went out 4 months ago. I'm not one to ask for rules to be broken, but since stealerships are thugs in my eyes, is it even worth asking for a good gesture after being a customer for 7 years and 3 cars? If anyone who works at a dealership can chime in (and I apologize if the previous sentence offends you, but lets be real)
Car is a 2015 6 speed with just basic bolt ons and dyno tune through cobb AP3.