If is a slow leak and you don't hear a load hissing is ok! replace any hose that you think needs replacement, on top of that check your radiator hoses for swelling ,if the car is leaking water each time you drive the car your risking the engine to blow a head gasket so I would fix the problem right away....
SOURCE: 1996 Jeep cherokee, leaking coolant when cold/ hot ok.
waterpump houseing/shaft seal is on the way out hence the water/coolant, running along the block. when hot the seal does so, when cold and depressurising seal doesnt.
SOURCE: 2000 Chrysler Town and Country Antifreeze leak
Does any of the heater hoses run thru untop of fender well? I never worked on your type of car, but i have worked on some that had the heater hoses that ran thru there might be worth investagating. When the water pump went out the last time did it leak? and if it did was the coolant running down the fender well like it is now?
SOURCE: 2001 Ford Windstar is leaking antifreeze
Could be water pump, radiator, freeze plugs, hoses, ect. try and isolate the area by putting a piece of card board down on the ground and line up what is above it. Garages use a pressure tester on the cooling system to see where the leak is. I would guess water pump,or small bypass hose
SOURCE: power steering leak on passengers side of 1999 mercury sable.
If it "RED" in color, like p/s fluid, and coming from the BOOT, then its your p/s rack assembly.The unit has to be replaced and alignment reset. ..also check the HOSES they are prone to leak also...hope this helped..GL
SOURCE: Ford explorer 2000 antifreeze coolant reservoir
Ensure that there is no leak, checking all the coolant lines and the radiator.
If there is no leak and the car is consuming coolant liquid, then you may have a faulty head gasket.
What happens is that the head gasket allows coolant leaking and being vapourised inside the engine.
To find out if your head gasket is starting to go you can perform a compression test.
Regards.
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