There is a long steel tube that runs from the heater core to the engine. This tube tends to rust through in which case you should replace it. The tube itself is not that expensive, but it's tricky to replace. You'll need to remove the alternator and the dog bone engine mounts. Rock the engine as far forward as possible and replace the tube. Russtech67
You have an oil leak.
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possible leak in heater core.
head gasket may need to be replaced
Pressure test system to observe leak
Perhaps a vacuum leak check power brake booster and check valve at booster
if your talking rad drain I just unbuckled the bottom hose and let it leak.... Gave he a flush
The most obvious answer would be a broken hose which need to be checked.
sounds like either the thermostat housing or hose connection.
could be a vacuum hose leak--had the same problem and once the hose was replaced it stopped.
Either a heater hose or a leak at the intake manifold
Unscrew cap near center of firewall. Screw on ac refill can & follow directions on can. Suggest you use refill with a leak sealer additive.