Questions & Answers for: losing coolant

any.Please advise My 1996 Honoda Civix LX is losing coolant. All hoses and gaskets have been replace and yet I do not know why I am losing coolant. Where may I search or do in order to fix the vehicle

Losing Coolant About every three weeks, I would get a "Coolant Low" indication and would add coolant to the reservoir to the Full line. I had the Jeep GCherokee in for maintenance service and expected

...losing coolant 1995 jeep cherokee 4.0 limited,auto, coolant/water leaking trough footwell vents and losing coolant from coolant tank , not sure if the grand model or just cherokee This sounds like ...

losing coolant in my 2000 gmc sierra losing coolant...dont see any leaks??? These motors are famous for the intake manifolds leaking coolant.Have a pressure test put on the coolant system and look for

losing coolant You stated Coolant disappearing then I add coolant and stops overheating? If no puddles under car, check oil dipstick and see if it has coolant mixed witht the oil for a gasket problem.

...losing coolant Engine losing coolant, no leaks, no symptoms of head gasket issues. Recently had the water pump and cam belt changed. Loses 1" of header tank per week. I would check all hose ...

Losing coolant and it looks like it is losing it from the pump positioned at the seven o'clock spot on the engine. What is this part called? Losing coolant and it looks like it is losing it from ...

...losing coolant. I've checked all hoses possible while the engine is running and the heater on..seems to lose most coolant when I run the heat??? I just can't find anything wet from leaking coolant. ...

Losing coolant I'm losing coolant from my 1998 Cadillac Seville SLS but I don't see any leaks.Where is it going? You likely have leaking head gaskets. Most likely it's a slow leak from the water pump.

Losing coolant through overflow car not overheating2004 vz 3.6 motor Overflow of what? You could be losing coolant through radiator cap, which could seem like a radiator overflow and problem might be ...