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I have a 1999 Mazda 626. I notice that it leaks after I run my air conditioner. The leak is located on the front passanger side, close to the front tire. The liquid appears to be clear. I have had the radiator, thermonstant and radiator tank replaced last year. The liquid appears to be clear. What is causing this? thanks.
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check the fluid level of the clutch resovoir, try bleeding the system out and look for visable leaks.the line you need to look for should go into the side of the transmission, and lead up to a small round resovoir.
Any leak will allow coolant to escape. If the item is truly an overflow and not an expansion tank, loss would be less. Pressure test the cooling system and fix any leaks, is the next step.
For 1996 Mazda 626 2.5L MFI DOHC
6cylthe Fuel Filter is located under hood, driver side, engine side of strut tower,
below air filter housing, mounted in fuel line.
You have air in your cooling system. Fill your cooling system when the car is cold. First check the radiator if it has a cap, fill that first, replacethe cap tightly, then fill the overflow tank to the indicated level. Start it and turn the heater to the full hot position. Let it run untill it reaches opperating temperature. Quickly squeezing the upper radiator hose 3 or 4 times every now and then to "burp" the system. look for leaks. If this does not solve the problem you may possibly have a headgasket leak.
It has to do with the venting of the transmission. It connects to a plastic container right below the front of the air filter and clips around the right side of the filter box.
Don't drive while it is over heating, cast aluminum doesn't like heat and will warp. Should take it to a repair shop if your not sure what is wrong with your vehicle. Your problem sound like the water pump is shot you may have all ready caused major damage if you have drove your vehicle for a while.
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