Fluid Dripping From Rear of SF90

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I don't know anything about the SF90, other than I'd love to have one, but you may want to post it there

 

Its a coolant leak, probably a hose not tight enough

 

Usually when liquid dries like that with that white chalky appearance, that's gonna be coolant. Hydraulic fluid / oil doesn't evaporate that quickly or leave that type of residue. Could just be that your coolant overflow tank is dripping out a bit of excess overflow, although I am certainly no authority on the SF90.

As Vern mentioned above, it could just be a hose clamp issue as well, although that's a fairly large amount of coolant for just a hose clamp not sealing 100%

Ray

 

Looks like coolant. The SF90 has a DCG transmission not an F1 system. The cooling system in that car is quite complex with more than 1 coolant reservoir etc. Take it to the dealer.

 

Slightly overfilled coolant reservoir?

 

I had the same thing happen on my 458 after it came back service recently. First thing service said was it just below a black hose? Turns out in my case it the overflow pipe from the steering fluid which can seep out after a drive especially since the steering fluid was drained and refilled on this last service. Only happened once and now the floors are dry and no issues with the engine.

 

It appears to be coolant. This is not uncommon as these cars need a bit of air gap in the reservoir system. If it is slightly over filled, it will purge the coolant when it sits and heat soaks a bit in the garage after a drive. I have seen it many many times. I would recommend a drive and park. I suspect you will see nothing further except good time and smiles driving that thing.