Hi all
I have done a very foolish thing. This morning I went to top up my coolant reservoir and in a fit of rank stupidity I started to add coolant into the Dynamic Response reservoir instead!
I realised my error almost immediately but not before I’d poured in about 1/2 litre!

I managed to draw out about 250ml using a siphon syringe but that was all I could get out.
Realistically what are my options?
And does this also mean I should refrain from driving it (unless direct to my local Indy)?

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Don't take this as gospel, but looking at RRS sites, relating to dynamic response systems, you probably need the system draining, flushed and replenished with fresh oil.
I read one quote saying don't even drive it if the level has dropped below minimum as you could destroy the pump which will cost you a fortune. I know a hydraulic pump will not like coolant fluid.

I am no expert on this, best plan for you IMO would be to talk to a good Indy and ask for advice, not a main dealer. Basically err on the side of caution, seek advice before driving any distance.

As an aside, it does take more guts to admit making such a mistake than hide it, when I read your post I didn't know wether to laugh or cringe at the thought. A classic 'I don't believe I just did that' moment

https://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic59048.html

More info on this thread, you are not the 1st and probably not the last

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If it were me, I'd drive it to the Indy and get it flushed. Better safe than sorry after all.

Thanks all for the replies (and thanks Dave for the link to the similar post!)

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