I Recomment You Have A Mechanic Look At This Problem. First It Does`nt Have (2) Heater Cores On It For The Heater The Other Is For The A/C ( Evaperator ) Are You Sure This Is Coolant ? It May Be Condensation From The A/C. This Is Best To Let A Mechanic Tell You. Good Luck
antifreeze (Water) pouring down the front of the engine is from the water pump.
oh no the hose became brittle and fluid is pouring out
Instead try pouring salt water into the drain to thaw it
are you sure it is coolant? is the elbow located on the firewall? if that's the case then it's not coolant, it's condensation from the AC doing what it is supposed to do.
If you are pouring it directly into the plastic antifreeze reservoir, it most likely has a crack in it.
if it is pumping out when you rev engine then you have a blown head gasket
Blown headgasket or an idiot pouring oil in the wrong hole.
ud be looking at a broking t belt plus water pump
damaged or faulty radiator If coolant is "pouring" out of the radiator with no damage evident, could be stuck thermostat, especially if it happens soon after starting car. Could also be blown head gasket if pouring out of the fill tube with cap off.
Heater box drain It is just below the heater hose conections, If the heater core leaks it drains the coolant outside to keep the carpet dry.
If the temperature gauge rises quickly when you start your car, it probably needs antifreeze. Watch out when you fill the radiator. If antifreeze starts pouring from some random place under the engine, then your freeze plugs are probably shot. Cheap part to replace -- about $5. But the labor cost ... Ouch ...
Blown head gasket or a cracked head. Do not drive this car. Serious engine damage will occur.