May be burning it slowly enough not to emit smoke Is the underside of the car oily wet looking? It maybe a oil pan gasket, some will not leak until on the highway. Look on the back end of car for oil spots.
It more than likely has a leak on one of the hoses or something. Try and look for a leak somewhere on it. It will probably be covered in grime wherever the leak is. On the coolant leak, try replacing the gasket where the thermostat is. When I swapped out my thermostat the gasket there was almost completely eaten away.-Sam1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0L HO 4WDK&N Cold Air Intake w/ HeatshieldJet Performance Stage II Chip180 Degree ThermostatMagnaflow Muffler and Cat
It's the coolant control valve for the heater core that's leaking. It's under more pressure when the engine is running and that why the leak is more noticable.
If the drain plug under the evaporator coil is plugged up it will cause condensation to leak into the car. If the heater core is bad it will allow coolant to leak into the car. If the leak is warm and smells sweet it is the heater coil.
The leak may be coming from the neighboring condo's bathroom. Pipes run all over - they can leak and come up through the floor or through the walls or ANYTHING. Better get a professional. Should be the associations responsibility.
If there is a coolant leak that is caused by the bleeding screw, the screw is probably stripped and needs to be replaced. The screw can also be wrapped with plumber's tape and screwed back in until the leak can be fixed.
You have an oil leak.
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possible leak in heater core.
head gasket may need to be replaced
Pressure test system to observe leak
There are several causes of oil leaks in a 1998 Buick Skylark. It could be a gasket, a bad seal, or even a drain plug.
Perhaps a vacuum leak check power brake booster and check valve at booster
Unscrew cap near center of firewall. Screw on ac refill can & follow directions on can. Suggest you use refill with a leak sealer additive.
My friend you have a leak. You are going to have to crawl under the car and find the leak.
i think maybe you over tightened the bolts you are suppose to torque them to specific pressure or pan will warp and not seal right
Could be a gasket, an o-ring or a seal. Need more info as to where it is leaking.
Hi! You add transmission fluid where the dipstick is. The dipstick handle is red. If you have never had the transmission flushed out, you will need to buy a special red transmission fluid. My regal manual recommends using fluid labeled DEXRON-III. But, you can ask at the auto store. Make sure you don't put too much in, or it'll leak out and could cause a fire. Good Luck! :-)