It is possible that the antifreeze is coming from a bad water pump. Clean the engine off. Watch it to see where the antifreeze is leaking from, as it could be a hose instead of the pump.
Where is it leaking? That pressure test sounds funny, why would you pressurize only the pump and radiator? If you are leaking coolant outside the engine, locate the source. If you are losing it from the radiator but cannot find a puddle suspect a head gasket problem. Check the Radiator cap first, if it is bad high pressure coolant will travel back to the overflow bottle.
Evaporation is a process in which the sun or heat turns a liquid into a gas. Ex. the Sun evaporates a puddle from the ground after it rains. That is why when you look into the same place the puddle was before, you do not see it. After a liquid is evaporated, it condensates into a cloud. When clouds get too heavy with water, the water comes down in a form of precipitation: rain, snow, hail, or sleet.
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Yes but not likely. Was ther a huge amount of smoke? is your battery a puddle? if not it hasn't been shorted.
You may have a blown head gasket. Have a compression test and cooling system pressure test run.
A puddle is the colour of water. However, the ground underneath would change the colour of the puddle.
your Toyota should have an overflow bottle to retain the antifreeze during normal operations. Unless it is overfull, I would be looking for a leak.
There can be many different causes for coolant leaks. What makes you think you have a coolant leak? If you are noticing a puddle of coolant underneath the car, then chances are its related to your radiator or the hoses that connect to it. It could also be your water pump and its hoses. If your car has been over heating and there is no puddle on the ground, then you may have a bigger problem on your hands - you may have a cracked head. There are so many factors involved when it comes to a 'simple' coolant leak. My advice, take it to a reputable auto mechanic and let him diagnose it for you. Good luck.
It could be known as a puddle, or a pool of rain water.
It can if it is stuck closed the engine overheats causing hot air ( steam ) to flow backwards to radiator cap which releases and blows steam pressure into recovery reservoir which starts blowing out the coolant in the reservoir making a puddle on ground.
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Not really enough information given about the problem. BUT, here are several possibilities: leaking coolant hose - the water pump is failing - the radiator may be cracked. ALSO, if it disappears but leaves no puddle under the car -- the head gasket may have failed and is allowing the coolant to leak into a cylinder or into the crankcase. Good luck.
A puddle lamp is a light on the bottom of a car door that illuminates the ground when the door is openned. It lets you see what you are about to step in when you exit the car, be it a puddle or whatever.
When you unlock or open your door they illuminate the ground by your vehicle to warn of a puddle you might inadvertently step in.
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.
it is very possible that the small puddle is caused by antifreeze that didn't make it into the hole, if it is not from that is wouldn't worry. the cooling system doesn't have to be 100% clean and %100 leak free. if there is always puddle, even when you don't fill it the problem is probably a small leak where a hose meets the radiator/water pump/engine block. i would not worry at all, i would consider it safe to drive. just make sure to check your coolant level from time to time. again, things like this are normal especaialy on older cars.