Well on MEX, as I approached the Putrajaya toll, I bottomed out pretty hard. After the toll, I pulled over and saw water temp going up. But soon it started to drop so I figured was due to the high speeds. After that we stopped at the rest stop. When we left to go home, on the highway my water temp kept going up. So I pulled over to the side, it still did not come down so I played safe and killed it.
Popped the hood and saw some coolant in the bay and looked under the car and saw coolant leaking from bottom of radiator. Called Desmond around 2.30am (N1) cause I had one tow truck guy and he was off. After about 15 mins finally Desmond called back and said tow truck on the way. During that time, I crossed over to the other side of the road leaving my car cause I suddenly remembered Leonard's story of some woman killing 3 people by the road side LOL. At the time, it felt scary so I went to the emergency phones across the road which of course do not work.
I called a friend and he came from Bukit Antarabangsa. This was at 3am already. Then a police car drove by and stopped. I went over and we were chatting and they said they would wait with me until my friend arrived. One of the cops asked me "Ini R34 kan? Kenapa tak lepak dengan budak-budak Silvia dekat rest-stop tadi?" Hahahah not bad man. They were very nice and friendly guys.
Anyways, by this time the engine was cool and we checked the radiator overflow bottle was empty. Tried the dipstick and there was no oil in the block...YET (hahah fingers crossed!). Tow truck arrives at 3.30ish, and so got home by 4am. End of the day, what can you do? It's the name of the game. Adat bermain kereta, the Malays would say, comes with the territory.
If I'm lucky, the damage would be limited to a new radiator which I can live with. Since I did shut-down very quickly, I'm hoping there is no other damage. If there is, then well I guess I'll have to live with that as well LOL.
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