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Car leaking coolant

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EDM95

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Mar 25, 2007
amarillo, Texas
As i was walking to my car i noticed it was leaking something. So i went to check it out and i seen that it was leaking from a hose behind the engine that was just sitting on top of another hose but it was not connected to anything, does any one know what it could be connected to?
 
Can you post a picture of the hose in question. Is it a fairly large diameter hose like the ones that run to the heater core. Or is it a smaller coolant hose like the ones that run to the throttle body?
 
I noticed water dripping from my engine one day, turns out to be condensation from my air conditioner. I believe the water came from just behind the oil cap.. in that area. Not sure if it comes out of a hose tho..
 

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a picture of a turbo dsm is't going to work, his profile says N/T. If its coming out of the firewall, thats your heater core in or out.
 
I noticed water dripping from my engine one day, turns out to be condensation from my air conditioner. I believe the water came from just behind the oil cap.. in that area. Not sure if it comes out of a hose tho..

my van does the same thing when i turn on the a/c so i know that is not it
 
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on the 4g63's they come out of the firewall and connect to the T-stat neck area, pritty much where all the other coolent comes in and goes.
 
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