UV (Ultra Violet) Detection Dye. You will also need a UV black light and special glasses to detect leaks when you use this dye.
Yes you can. You could have a cracked head or engine block. In some cases the head gasket or intake gasket could be defective. Also check to see if your transmission fluid is low as the fluid passes through the radiator for cooling. If the cooling tank is cracked then it can enter the radiator.
Check the lines for the transmission fluid that run to and from the radiator. It could also be a bad gasket.
bad head gasket go to auto store borrow cooling presser check if the coolant looks like a strawberry milkshake, check the transmission fluid, the transmission oil cooler inside the radiator is bad. if the coolant looks like a chocolate milkshake, probably head gasket as said above.
you can be loosing fluid through hoses, Raidator core or your heater core. check for fluid on ground if so look under hood at your radiator, radiator hoses and waterpump. also check passengerside floor of car if it is wet you need to replace your heater core. good luck
try using steel seal. you put it in your coolant and it seal the leak if theres exhaust gases in your radiator fluid or if your getting radiator fluid into your piston area. check out steel seal and i swear it will work for you its great!
Oil, check the dipstick to see if it has the same color, if so , you may need to have engine gasket replacement, or engine structural issues..
leaking head gasket or improper fluid in cooling system
It could be the radiator, hoses, fuel pump or an engine gasket. All of those components just "give out" with time.
Probably any normal thing like not enough Radiator Fluid or something is wrong with your radiator or a head gasket leak could cause the radiator fluid loss. Does this Help?
You've probably got either a bad head gasket of a cracked head.That's the only place where the oil and coolant come in close contact. It may be transmission fluid if you have an automatic transmission - check your trans fluid level, and check for milky looking appearance to the trans fluid. The transmission cooler is integrated into the radiator and leaks can develop between the two.
Do it when the car is cold if the radiator is hot fluid may be forced out when you take off the cap.
drain oil,raditor.