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Belt slipped off leaked antifreeze can u replace belt and still drive it

It was squeaking and I put wd40 on it and it slipped off and leaked antifreeze there is no antifreeze on my engine

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If the belt squeak was the only thing wrong, then clean off the parts and put the belt back on or even better, replace it. If there was a drip from the water pump then you should replace it as well. If the car was just hot from the belt coming off (causing the overflow to leak) then you should not have the problem when you put the belt back on.

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Replace Water Pump replace Thermal static Replace water pump drive belt check all hose`s , Radiator Cap look some sigh or wear .

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When mine did that it was the water pump

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Do not drive it or head gasket will fail and will cost you more money to fix i think your water pump broke.

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