Let me tell basically the places it could be leaking. If it inside the car then the heater core is probably bad. Check the radiator, the top, and bottom coolant hoses. The bottom hose will coming from your water pump. The hoses or the water pump could be leaking (if the pump is leaking then it will have to be replaced). There is a thermostat that could leak if not properly installed. This will be located, under a housing, at the point your top hose enters the engine. There will also be two hoses going toward the fire wall. These are the in and out hoses for the heater core. Theses could also be leaking. You could always get a UV light kit and put dye in the coolant and trace it that way also. (This in my opinion is the easiest method.) Well, I hope you find it. Good luck.
Check the water pump. Examine it for traces of dried coolant that might be leaking out of the casting.
have you flushed your radiator or changed the thermostat it could be stuck
another name is smog pump.this could cause light to come on.
Probably 2
extende life coolant
leaking what??
The recommended coolant type for a Ford Taurus is the green coolant. There are several different brands such as Prestone.
Heater Core
There's more than one cause of oil in engine coolant but the most common is a blown (failed) head gasket.
where is the engine coolant temperature sensor- low input locationon a 1998 ford taurus
The Ford Taurus is famous for having leaking heater core. It is located on the passenger side inside the passenger compartment and inside the dashboard. It costs about $1000 to get a mechanic to fix it.
A 2000 Ford Taurus has a coolant capacity of 11.6 quarts. This is in fact very close to 3 gallons.
The Taurus could overheat for several reasons. The coolant could be low, the fan might not be operating properly, or the engine could have a stuck thermostat.
The 1993 Ford Taurus coolant system has a fluid capacity of six gallons. The manufacturer recommends a 50-50 mix of water and anti-freeze.
The green stuff
It has several. Which are you looking for? Coolant? Windshield wipers?
overheating