That is the place; however, . . .
. . . unless you can afford to risk loss of use and/or expensive repairs, addition of stop leak products to the cooling system is not recommended. The number or engines brought to an early end by addition of cooling system stop leak additives is probably beyond estimation. But, if the car is near its end already (and you have alternative transportation) it might not hurt to try.
Yes, IF the leak is not so severe as to overheat the engine. Any coolant leak needs to be repaired as soon as possible to prevent engine damage caused by overheating.
if you can smell antifreeze, you have an antifreeze leak somewhere. you need to clean engine then look for coolant . it will generally pool on ground under vehicle unless it is leaking onto engine and burning off. note that the coolant will run so you may have to trace back to the actual leak. check all coolant fittings, such as hoses and check area round water pump.
You have a coolant leak.
You have a coolant leak.You have a coolant leak.
Maybe a head gasket leak they're hard to see and can cause coolant leakge and you might smell the coolant in the car
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No. It can result in damage to the engine if you loose all of your coolant. I have damaged an Alternator by coolant spraying on it. There is some risk if you try to work on the radiator or remove the cap when the engine is HOT. The fluid can spray on you can cause burns. Antifreeze is not harmful to you if you spill it on you. ( cats and dogs are attracted to antifreeze and could possibly kill them if they drink it )
why does the coolant only leak when engine is off on my 1999 grand am?
Hey Ryan==This is too general. You have to see where it is leaking from and repair it. Good luck, Joe
there might be a leak some where in a coolant line. or maybe you have a leak in your radiator.
One of the most common causes is from a crack in the radiator. The radiator will usually leak antifreeze before the coolant hoses or hose connections begin leaking during the life of a car. If you don't see evidence of a coolant leak on the exterior of the engine and cooling system or on the ground below the engine, the leak could be internal. This could be costly if allowed to continue. Have the system pressure tested and repaired asap.
check your water pump. As well as your thermostat housing, and any coolant hoses/connections.