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I just bought a brand new 2026 Z06. It only has 160 miles on it as of today. I noticed a coolant leak on the plastic pan that covers the bottom of the engine. It is the plastic pan with the cut outs for the oil pan drain and sump drain. I am going to lift the car up in the morning with the pan removed. I know that there is a bulletin (24-NA-177) relating to coolant leaks on the bleed tube and/or inlet hose. Does anyone know if this bulletin applies to a 2026? Anyone else have coolant leak issues?
I just bought a brand new 2026 Z06. It only has 160 miles on it as of today. I noticed a coolant leak on the plastic pan that covers the bottom of the engine. It is the plastic pan with the cut outs for the oil pan drain and sump drain. I am going to lift the car up in the morning with the pan removed. I know that there is a bulletin (24-NA-177) relating to coolant leaks on the bleed tube and/or inlet hose. Does anyone know if this bulletin applies to a 2026? Anyone else have coolant leak issues?
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Last edited by Chevy Cust Svc; May 9, 2026 at 05:47 PM.
My brand new z06 was delivered to me via MM/Intercity Lines. The day it was delivered a little less than 2 months ago the weather was terrible, snowy/icy/rainy. He couldn't make it to my house because the trailer is 80 feet long fits 6/7 cars. I met the driver at a Best Buy on a local highway less than 10 minutes from my house and drove it straight home and wiped it down with a heavy spray of ceramic detailer and a lot of new/clean microfiber towels.
The first real drive I was able to take when the weather improved, came home and later on the next day I discovered a leak under the front PS tire. After much deliberation, MM sent their driver and picked the car. We thought the radiator was cracked because it would leak antifreeze when the underbody panel was removed and you pushed on the lower right radiator hose.
It turned out that the radiator hose wasn't seated fully, the top side was folded in and the clamp was on it when hot/pressurized it would leak a little.
MM replaced the hose and clamp, filled it with the proper coolant/water and ensured it was full sent it back to me. All has been perfect since.
I think I found the issue before sending it to the dealer. It looks like the clamp for the upper water pump inlet hose is messed up. It is as tight as it can go, but you can turn it by hand. I will have the dealer take care of it. I just had another question. Can someone provide me with a parts diagram that shows this hose please? When I do the parts sites online, I cant find a complete diagram. I wanted to get a part number for this hose and see if the claps are actually part of the hose. It is a short (maybe 4 inches) hose with hose clamps on both ends. There is also an insulator around the hose. Thanks!!