Try having a look around the ECT( engine coolant temp sensor) fitting into the coolant passages around the side of the motor near the fire wall. They have a O-ring set underneath them , and are secured with a plastic C-clip. Look around with a flashlight and a mirror with the engine running.
Good luck( Oh before you remove the sensor, turn off the engine, release the pressure in the coolant expantion tank prior to removing the sensor).
Can be a hole in the radiator or a problem with one or more of the hoses. A mechanic can run a pressure test to see where the problem(s) are located at.
Check to verify the coolant level is full. If the vehicle has a engine coolant temperature guage, does it reach and maintain a normal temperature duing vehicle operation? If not have a mechanic check for a leaking head gasket.
Head gasket, timing cover gasket, or hose leaking.
well one thing i would cheak is you muffler it could be leaking out there if so you have a craked block --- I had a '93 Passat with a bad head gasket. The water was leaking into cylinder #1 and evaporating into the exhaust, completely bypassing the oil. The VW mechanic said this was not uncommon. The car passed the coolant pressure test, but when the mechanic pulled the spark plugs he could see the coolant in the cylinder using a flashlight.
My 97 Tahoe was leaking coolant and I couldn't find anything on the driveway or anywhere else. I took it to my mechanic and it was a rear manifold gasket leak, cost me about 500 dollars.
do a coolant pressure test.
Run a pressure test on it.
look for the leak yourself by running the vehicle while looking for the leak or take it to a mechanic.
Coolant leaking from the pump shaft.Engine overheating.Noise coming from pump.Coolant leaking from the pump shaft.Engine overheating.Noise coming from pump.
maybe not. check engine oil for color and quantity. if oil is white to grey, then there is coolant leaking into engine.no pressure might be caused by bad radiator cap.this will also allow coolant to escape
could have a crack in it that is leaking under pressure
The water you see under the car when the air conditioner is running is condensation. If you are leaking antifreeze then you need to pressure test the system and repair the leak.