Could it be the head gasket?

[brassc2007]

Check the rubber hoses, and also check the metal crossover pipe for the antifreeze which runs right over the exhaust and see if it is leaking or rusted through.

 

[NYCRedlineTalon]

I tightened the rubber hosing but im going to change the hose so i can make sure it isnt that.

 

[brassc2007]

Did you check the metal pipe that runs right above the exhaust for any part that is rusty or rusted out. A really easy way to find this leak it to take a radiator pump and put pressure on the system and after there is pressure it should be way easier to see where the antifreeze is leaking from. Most shops have these tools.

 

[NYCRedlineTalon]

Should i take it to a shop for this pump or do i buy this pump?

 

[brassc2007]

You may be able to purchase this pump at a parts store, but if your not sure what to do take it to a shop and tell them that you have an antifreeze leak. Then ask them if they have the pump to pressurise the system to see the leak better. It may cost you a few dollars but if your not familiar with what im talking about take it to a shop.

 

[NYCRedlineTalon]

Oh okay thanks i will do

 

[NYCRedlineTalon]

What could the problem be can you look at my video and see?

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[hedrick]

Can you describe the problem? What does it smell like, can you hear any noises? It looks like your leaking fluid on the exhaust.

 

[crimsondragon]

You do realize you made 5 different posts about the same problem and not to mention have PMed me about it as well. Have you done anything people advised you to fix it so far or are you just gonna keep on asking?