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IN FRONT OF THE RADIATOR TOWARDS FRONT BUMPER. YOU WILL NEED A LONGER HOSE 18 -24 INCHES AS IT IS HALF WAY DOWN THE RADIATOR, BE CAREFUL AS ITS TIGHT AND MOVING PARTS.
Sounds like the anti-theft/alarm system was triggered.
Have you tried locking and unlocking the driver door with the key to disable the alarm ?
And you need at least 12 volts to crank the engine so the battery may need to be charged up first.
Yes the A/C condensate drain is probably cloged up. I have not worked on a Montana but if you look at another GM mini van with the A/C on and the condensation driping out the bottom you can see where the drip comes from.
I hope this helps you.
Bad News. I recently had the same type of smell ( no leaks or puddles either) coming from my van and had to have the intake manifold gasket replaced due to the Dex-cool issue. It appears GM installed an inadequate/substandard gasket when they built the van. My van only had 65,000 miles on it. There's a Dex-cool settlement you could have applied for but repairs had to be made by May of 2008.
This is the only real complaint I've had with the van.
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