Just drove my dad to the pub (Like a 1/4mile round trip) and as I pulled up in the car park noticed a light bit of steam coming from my bonnet, didn't think much of it so drove it back home.
When I got home I noticed the steam was worse and there was a snail trail of water down the road where I'd driven away so popped the bonnet and it's completely drenched under there with the steam mostly coming from the exhaust manifold.
There aren't any warning lights on in the car and it's driving as normal from what I an see, scared to drive it again incase it does damage to the car, what do people suggest?!
Last time I drove the car was last night when it was properly ****ing it down with rain, it's been sat still since, do you reckon it could just be rain water boiling off under the car?
Ta
When I got home I noticed the steam was worse and there was a snail trail of water down the road where I'd driven away so popped the bonnet and it's completely drenched under there with the steam mostly coming from the exhaust manifold.
There aren't any warning lights on in the car and it's driving as normal from what I an see, scared to drive it again incase it does damage to the car, what do people suggest?!
Last time I drove the car was last night when it was properly ****ing it down with rain, it's been sat still since, do you reckon it could just be rain water boiling off under the car?
Ta
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