motrmaniac
10+ Year Contributor
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- May 19, 2008
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Islip Terrace,
New York
where is the coolant goingg? my oil is not milkyy and im not smoking at all. this has become a headach with this overheating problem.
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wait till the car is cooled off good and then retighten and check all coolant fittings .i.e thermostat housing.water pipe,heater core hoses,rad hoses,oil/water cooler,turbo
then once you checked and retightened everything start the car and let it idle till it warms up then go under the hood and check everything for leaks. hope this helps
also how much coolant is "disapearing"
Check your radiator for leaks, radiator cap for holding pressure, or thermostat housing. If not work you way through the hoses and clamps.
Check your radiator for leaks, radiator cap for holding pressure, or thermostat housing. If not work you way through the hoses and clamps.
edit: your filling your coolant through the radiator cap and not the overflow bottle right?
.. im not a newbie
. thnx for the help also
Just making sure. My guess is it leaking once your driving and gets pressure in the system.Fill your radiator again but this time tie some type of clear bottle to the hose going out of the overflow. You will be surprised how much water is pushed out while you were driving and by the time you stopped to check there were no signs of it. Test drive the car again and check the bottle, if it is full you do not have to kill your self checking all over for other leaks.