Fluid leak that smells awful/What is this disconnected hose

[DATuhh]

So this is from a 2017. I recently had a big turbo installed, and since getting it back, it's run fine, but the exhaust note changed noticeably (almost sounded like a slight exhaust leak to me). While driving home from Thanksgiving dinner, I noticed a P0456 code pop up on my accessport. Upon arriving home tonight, I noticed a distinct sewage-y smell, and popped the hood to see fluid pouring out from ... somewhere. After getting my flashlight, I noticed this hose was disconnected, and my coolant reservoir extremely low. Anyone know what this hose is? Should I be worried about starting my car even after it's reconnected? Any insight would be very much appreciated.

 

[DATuhh]

Oh, fantastic. I just found another disconnected hose. I believe this is ACTUALLY where the fluid came from. Coolant probably? Would make sense why my coolant reservoir is as low as it is. I'm losing it over here. This is ridiculous...

 

[Sam4]

reconnect the green-snaplock hose to the black plastic tube with collar- its part of 456. The coolant hose (if I remember) has/had a hard liner that made it hard to reconnect with a hose clamp - I don't think I actually bought a new one though. The smell? bad neighborhood?

 

[TyphoonFiST]

So this is from a 2017. I recently had a big turbo installed, and since getting it back, it's run fine, but the exhaust note changed noticeably (almost sounded like a slight exhaust leak to me). While driving home from Thanksgiving dinner, I noticed a P0456 code pop up on my accessport. Upon arriving home tonight, I noticed a distinct sewage-y smell, and popped the hood to see fluid pouring out from ... somewhere. After getting my flashlight, I noticed this hose was disconnected, and my coolant reservoir extremely low. Anyone know what this hose is? Should I be worried about starting my car even after it's reconnected? Any insight would be very much appreciated.
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What does it taste like? Bitter sweet? If yes.... Then its coolant as its embittered.

 

[Intuit]

LoL. Another way to t ell, if you place a little in your eyeball and it permanently blinds your vision, then it might be coolant. 😃 If it's temporary blindness then it's oil. If it just stings then it's probably trans fluid.

Joking aside,

https://www.fiestastforum.com/threads/unable-to-pull-vacuum-on-cooling-system-resolved.28344/

Running with a compromised cooling system is like playing Russian roulette with your engine. Definitely avoid starting it. Internal hot-spots can quickly develop on any modern internal combustion engine.

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