My jag had to have the thermostat housing replaced recently and ran great for a while now it seems to be loosing coolant after it heats up I am having add coolant every couple of days depending on the amount of driving I'm doing. I can see it dripping down near the front left side of the car. Any ideas????
Check for loose clips, cracked hose or maybe change a gasket or seal but first identify the leak. Don't take long. You may fry your head gasket
Fix it fast before it turns into worst possible scenario: over heat with blown head gasket.
Check your coolant reservoir for cracks and make sure your bleeding hose plug is screwed on tight .
SOURCE: Coolant Leak
rear cylinder block core plug its behind the bell housing.It has been caused by running the engine with no antifreeze which also acts as an anti corrosion inhibitor .
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SOURCE: after topping coolant levels up and driving for
It is surely a leak ,the coolant can go anywhere like apart from leaking,what is happening is when you are driving it leaks because there is more pressure in the radiator and it leaks somewhere ,why you don't see it,it is because the coolant is so hot and when the coolant when it leaks then hit the engine that is also hot,this make the leak coolant to evaporates very quickly that why you don't see it.Well what you have to do is top the coolant level,let someone start the engine you lift the bonnet standing in front of it,then tell the person inside the car to accelerate up 3000 rpm for near 10 minutes,then you watch carefully the radiator,hose and all the connection for the cooling system you will surely find the leaks where it comes from.Hope that clear your mind and solve it.
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