Those are fuel lines. There are three gas lines, a supply line, a tank return line and an evaperative purge line..The coolant lines are all located in the engine compartment. What is occurring is your coolant leak is dripping onto one of these lines and then following the gas line to its lowest point then dripping off.To check for a coolant leak a specialty tool, a cooling system pressure checker. This will put the entire coolant system under pressure to assist iin locating the leak. This special purpose tool is quit pricey for a non professional VW Tech. Many of the parts houses will loan or rent it to you. If you decide to DYI please feel free to contact me again to walk you through the repair.
Thanks. In further working on this I think the leak is the bottom hose on the reservoir I double clamped it and will test it out today. Thanks Bobby
Problem solved. Over time I suppose the hose on the bottom of the reservoir is too large and leaks under pressure
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SOURCE: Wet carpet under front Passenger seat
You have drain blockage in the condesor case itself. There is a small tube that will drain the condensor case, the big black plastic case that contains most of your a/c system inside the car. This case collects moisture and that must drain normally from the case drain to the outside of your car onto the ground.. If this drain is plugged, you will have leakage on to the floor. If the moisture is allowed to remain in the carpet, mildew will set in and then you will have to replace the carpet.
Bill
SOURCE: my 2000 ford f 150 is leaking antifreeze
This does sound like a heater core. To by pass it and be able to useyour truck, pull the two heater hoses off there stubs at the firewall (where they connect to the heater assy) and connect them together with the proper size barbed hose coupling and a couple of hose clamps. Now you need to replace your core and clean up the mess the anti freeze is making. If you Plan on doing this your self make sure you have a decent repair manual on hand for your truck.
SOURCE: 2002 beetle. Water on floor/passenger side - Vapor barrier faile
open doors and look for drain holes try sliding a wire into holes does it go in easily? if yes they check door seals for torn of loose seal, is there a sunroof/moonroof does this leak? get in car and have someone hose for awhile and look for leaks with a flash light? if door drian holes are blocked remove panel and clean inside. have you been using a/c? if yes is the a/c drain line blocked and condensation is leaking into cabin, also the front windshield has a grate at bottom remove grate and check channel for blocked drains or leaking seal. good luck on this one of these should be your problem.
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