Loosing coolant I'm pouring coolant into this vehicle almost everyday. I have checked for leaks didn't find any, I checked my oil thinking maybe a head gasket leak nothing there, heat works great so I'm thinking the thermostat is ok I cant seem to find a leak big enough in the radiator that would have me pour coolant almost everyday.. any other solutions you may have?

SOURCE: My 95 camry is loosing

leaks ..it has a leak, i suggest you to dismount the radiator it may be has a leak that could be dried due to the heat, you can also try to check all bypass hoses.

SOURCE: 1989 toyota 3.0v6

Did you check the thermostat? brand new thermostat sometimes went bad too; happen too me once on my 1989 toyota supra....; Check the water pump and hoses. Flush the radiator really good then get 50/50 mix water & coolant;

SOURCE: slite oil leak from rear valve cover gasket per dealer $650.00

Hello. Let me try to assist you the best I can, with the hope of achieving a FixYa rating from you for my assistance.

Changing the rear valve cover gasket on your vehicle would be not considered a "real" big job, but IS a time-consuming job.
In order to remove the rear cover, you first have to remove the intake plenum. If you do not remove the plenum, you can't get to the valve cover bolts that are under the plenum. After the plenum is off, the valve cover is easy to access. You will also need to replace the intake plenum gasket, if you do the job yourself.

I hope this information has satisfied your question.
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SOURCE: coolant leaking on manifold, steaming.No hose or radiator leak.

i think its going to be the head gasket duto the way its leaking coolant. one of the water jackets maybe i would have it checked to be sure but it sounds like head gasket

SOURCE: engine check light read p0171 and p0420, noticed a leak of engine oil on cylinder 2 area of head gasket when checking the sparks plug, is that the cause?

may be oil feed to cylinder head replace gasket