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Citroën C3 Picasso oil leak

Hermy · 2012-05-04 10:09:51

Just noticed yesterday that the granny's 3 month old Citroën C3 Picasso diesel is leaking oil. I couldn't locate the source because of the plastic cover under the engine and anyway it's still under warranty so I thought it best that I leave well enough alone and advised that she contact the dealership. But I'm just…

04-05-2012 10:09am

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Hermy

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Just noticed yesterday that the granny's 3 month old Citroën C3 Picasso diesel is leaking oil. I couldn't locate the source because of the plastic cover under the engine and anyway it's still under warranty so I thought it best that I leave well enough alone and advised that she contact the dealership. But I'm just wondering is this something any of you have encountered before? A quick google search suggested that there have been problems with the sump cover but nothing more.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated.:)

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#2 04-05-2012 10:45am

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Are you sure it's oil? It could be condensation from the air conditioning system which is common.

If it is oil, no harm checking the level just to be on the safe side either.

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Thanks Muppet. It's definitely oil - touched it, smelt it etc.:p
Dipped her for oil as well and it was two notches below full.

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