Do you have a clue why my washer fluid is leaking? when i woke up this morning i just saw my parking lot wet, and when i checked it, its the washer fluid leaking. anyone?

check washer fluid ,shut car off start again warnning should scroll again at startup

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Did you check to make sure the master cylinder reservoir is still filled with brake fluid? There are lots of possibilities and all involve loss of hydraulic pressure. Leaks from the wheel cylinders, brake lines or master cylinder. Start with the easy things first, look around all four wheels for wet spots ie fluid on the ground. If you find no leaks anywhere and the reservoir is full you probably need anew master cylinder. Should only cost about $50 and are easy to change out.

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You may need to find out if the transmission has a leak or is a cvt type of transmission.If the vehicle has a cvt transmission and the incorrect fluid type was used can cause major problems.You should contact the facility that performed your service. If the shop that performed your service used the wrong fluid type the liability falls to them for repairs unless you changed fluid because there was an issue already. If it was just maintenance to have serviced the tranny and this is end result definitely contact the repair facility.

This leak could be from another vehicle that was parked before your son arrived , OR- the transmission cooler lines are leaking, due to rust. This is the most probable cause. These steel lines either keak at the fittings or sometimes the steel lines rust out causing a leak..
I reccommend that you take the car to your repair shop for a further inspection..

Check all heater and rad hoses and connections. If you don't see anything steaming when the car is hot, it could be just you heater core leaking. Probably not a serious leak, just a slow one, or even just steam. Also check frost plugs and gaskets. If you see any wet on your engine, that will be your problem. Pay close attention to intake gaskets. GM has had a lot of problems with them in those years. Park over a clean piece of plywood or cardboard at night, and see if there is any antifreeze on it in the morning. If you absolutely can't find anything, maybe try some stop leak of some kind in it. I have the best luck with the stuff that is just powdered aluminum filings. There are lots of different brands. Your local parts store will have it.

The transmission is either going to leak out the front by the engine, or by the halfshafts, or possibly by the shift detent which is unlikely. Check the connections to the radiator - the small lines that go there as one of them can be broken. make sure everything is completely cleaned off and your transmission has fluid in it before you check it. If it is full, it should leak with the engine running in neutral or park. If not, you can always have your foot on the brake and shift into the gears to see if it will leak then. Smoked transmission when out of fluid may mean trans will not work any longer... Hope this helps you, Rick

well it went somewhere, check all the lines and look for signs of recent fluid leaks, it will be very apparent if u lost that much fluid, most likely it will either be the power sterering hoses or the front shaft seal of the pump.

have you checked the antifreeze level if it gets low you wont get much heat at all