I noticed today when I got to work as I was walking away from my car that i heard a sizzling noise. So I looked back at my car and saw steam (minimal amt) rising from under the hood and I could see a leak occurring from underneath my car on the drivers side near the front of the car. So I popped the hood and noticed what looked like water dripping down to the ground and a lot of my lines wet. Not sure what lines these are, if they're for the air condition or not. But they were wet and were dripping and so was the bottom part of the fan. I inspected the upper radiator hose and that looked and felt good. No nicks in that (it's also pretty new). My car hasn't been running hot at all and all my fluids were level.
As a side note, yesterday I was working on installing a wizaird box and noticed it wasn't fitting as nicely as I was expecting. It was used and slightly bent here and there but nothing that couldn't be bent back (typ sheet metal). Long story short I ended up taking it out because I was trying to make a custom intake tube for it because i had gotten just the air box without the tube from ebay. Anyways, I had no problem putting all the stock pieces back in place and reconnecting all/any sensors that got disconnected. But is there anyway I could have done something that cause this leak during the time of cai box installation? I wouldn't think so especially since I did a minor inspection to the hoses.
Any way I let the car run for a few min during lunch and didn't notice any overheating or leaking of any sort. But my coolant reservoir may look a bit low. Not to lie but I’m a bit confused where the level should be at on that. There two lines. A "cold" line & a "hot" line. Is that supposed to be a "min" & "max" line???
Anyways, sorry about the length of post, but if any of you have some insight that would be great.
P.S.
I just got this car from father in law who's a mechanic (transmission shop owner) and he babied the car so i know it wasn't ran like sh*t.