Still waiting for the tow truck.

On the tow truck. Ready to go.

I bet it's an easy fix.

You are right.

They did not tighten one of the clamps causing leak.

What can I say ? But the owner of the shop is nice enough to check everything for me.

That sounds like powerful incentive to get to learn the inside of your engine bay!

Just set yourself a goal to spend more time inside the bay than in your significant other/palm of preference, and you'll be a gearhead in no time.

And get that coolant up before you find all of the local wildlife dead in your garage lol. Spilled coolant is no joke

There is a law in Ontario. Any work done on your car has a 90 day warranty and the shop is responsible for the work they do on your car within that time frame.

Open your hood, check where the coolant level is at, if it is passed full, then your car is leaking fluid via a small hose. Take it back, tell them to drain it for you.

Or you could have a loose fitting, again, they should fix it for you. Give them a call Monday, talk to them.

Sounds to me like you have a very good shop. Yeah, they made a mistake but they owned up to it and went the extra mile to make things right. That's a keeper in my book.

Edit (for BettyZ): As others have mentioned, it's a good idea to become very familiar with your car - eg, what does a normal engine bay look like. The FSM is a valuable reference for learning the Z.

yeah.. they paid for tow truck and fixed all the problems . good shop overall

they offered a free oil change. lol. i rejected.

anyways, its all good now...

the technician made the mistake . the owner corrected all the mistakes..l

Good deal. :tup:

Now...........do you know where your water temp sensor is located?

#southarkkillingmesoftlywithhisFSM

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Lol

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You forgot the "Its in my sig" part... lol

This is why they received all the good reviews... Even though they made a mistake, like mentioned before, they owned up to it and fixed it. That definitely deserves a good review from you. :tup:

This is Nissan OEM engine coolant color. Coolant temp gauge has a sensor that taps into cooling system so that may be your leak.

You're late to the party. It's been discussed and fixed already.

Yeah. I now know exactly where it’s located.

I watched the whole process while the store manager try to fixed the problem

Don't leave me hanging. Where is it?