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Old 07-03-2008, 05:08 PM   #1
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coolant leaking while car was turned off have pics

hey guys, I was playing around with my radio and when I stepped out my car there was all this coolant on the floor. I poped my hood open and saw that of course there wasnt anymore coolaint and that a hoose was loose. Is this something i can fix? the hoose dosent seem to be cut at all. If any one could help my telling me where I could hook it back up to it would realy help. thanks
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Old 07-03-2008, 05:14 PM   #2
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Re: coolant leaking while car was turned off have pics

there is one that sposta go nowhere, it directs the boiled over coolant (generally not a good thing) to the ground instead of your face...

there are hot and cold full lines, if you fill that resivor up to the cap it will overflow and make a mess (sweet smelling mess might i add)
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Re: coolant leaking while car was turned off have pics

Quote: Originally Posted by comics22
there is one that sposta go nowhere, it directs the boiled over coolant (generally not a good thing) to the ground instead of your face...

there are hot and cold full lines, if you fill that resivor up to the cap it will overflow and make a mess (sweet smelling mess might i add)
Correct. One line from you overflow tank runs accross the radiator to the outlet next to the radiator car. The other one just points down to the ground. If your tank was not overfilled and it ejected coolant down to the ground, then that's a symptom of your overheating problem, not the cause.
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Re: coolant leaking while car was turned off have pics

you guys are probably right I did kind fill it to the top and forgot about the full line. thanks for all your help guys.
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Re: coolant leaking while car was turned off have pics

so it was inside your truck? sounds like your heater core went out to me
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Re: coolant leaking while car was turned off have pics

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so it was inside your truck? sounds like your heater core went out to me

no he said when he got out and stepped on the ground there was coolant on the ground
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Re: coolant leaking while car was turned off have pics

Quote: Originally Posted by nes
hey guys, I was playing around with my radio and when I stepped out my car there was all this coolant on the floor.
guess i misread it
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