1. look at the temp gauge, is the temp higher than usual?
2. Do you smell coolant?
3. Is the coolant low in your coolant reservoir?
4. Some where you my have leak.
5. Next time before you park your car after driving it home
take a large piece of card board or tarp, lay it down,
drive over it park, let your car sit awhile. Now see what
liquids leaked on it. If you see coolant you have a leak.
In most cases, one metal detector will do it all except for specialized situations. So nugget detectors and underwater ones wont be good for more geneal detecting.
Yes, metal
detecting under water is actually quite popular. There are a few types;
Snorkeling with a metal detector, Scuba detecting and Shipwreck diving.
All of these types require equipment that can be expensive to hire/ buy.
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