if it appears to be coming from where the cylinder head meets the engine block, it is the head gasket. if it appears near the intake manifold and head, it is the intake gasket (or intake AND exhaust gasket on a straight six or Chrysler slant six). if it is coming from the engine block it is a freeze plug. some v-6 and v-8 engines are common for springing coolant leaks at the intake gaskets.
vehicle will overheat. just dump the oil and antifreeze , flush engine and refill with clean oil
By the left side do you mean looking at the vehicle? Could be coolant, Power steering fluid, or oil watch levels or check to determine which
If you see smoke coming from under the hood of your vehicle this indicates a serious problem. Your car is overheating, this could be because of low coolant in the radiator or another problem with the radiator.
It can. The leaking gas cap is preventing the fuel tank to establish the proper positive pressure levels that the emission systems rely upon to operate correctly. A leaking gas cap will also cause the vehicle to fail its emissions tests. The leaking cap is also putting excess vapors into the environment. Replace that cap ... they are not that expensive.
Have vehicle scanned to determine problem and reset
Antifreeze is green in color and is leaking from your radiator .
You've got either a leaking intake gasket or a leaking head gasket. It's a serious problem which needs to be repaired.
Whoa, you have got a problem! This is an indication that the head gasket is leaking on this cylinder. This vehicle needs to go into the shop immediately!
you likely have a leaking heater core. Is this on the inside of the vehicle? if so then it defintately is a leaking heater core
possibly a leaking heater core look for antifreeze dripping into the interior of the vehicle. usually it is the core or hose connected to the heater core.
Antifreeze fumes can be toxic. Breathing them can cause health problems. If your vehicle is leaking coolant, especially from the heater core use care and repair the leak as soon as possible.
The classic symptoms of a leaking heater core. Replacing the heater core requires removing the complete dash assembly.
that is your heater core. If it´s leaking inside the vehicle, your heater core is bad. The core itself is very inexpensive, but it cost a lot in labor to have somebody else do it.
If it is not leaking externally then it is leaking internally. The intake manifold gaskets are known to leak coolant into the engine on that vehicle. Have a trusted mechanic diagnose the problem soon because coolant mixing with engine (even in small amounts) oil will cause big trouble down the road.
No , there's the possibility of being overwhelmed by carbon dioxide gases leaking into the passenger compartment from the vehicle's exhaust system .
Could be one or more of several problems.- leaking radiator or hoses, leaking water pump, leaking thermostat gasket, leaking head or intake gasket, leaking or low over-flow reservoir, leaking heater core, radiator drain cock not tight enough, bad radiator cap. Drops or puddles of antifreeze under the vehicle or in the engine compartment or on the carpet under the dashboard (usually passenger side) can often indicate where to look for leaks. White smoke from exhaust sometimes indicates a blown head or intake gasket. In any event, the problem needs to be addressed. It is not normal and leaks of any kind will only get worse over time, potentially bad enough to cause harm to the engine.
If it is leaking on the passenger side, out side of the vehicle, then this is normal. It is condensation coming from the evaporator core. If it is leaking INSIDE the vehicle, then you have a clogged evaporator core vent drain. Clearing the drain should clear the problem.