Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked by Alexis Nowakowski on March 8, 2021
Okay, so i have a 2010 impala. Recently i had a very slow drip of coolant from my vehicle. It slowly started to worsen. I got a bottle of kseal and put that into my vehicle, it stopped the leak outta no where. That last 2-3 days. Now my vehicle is literally dripping coolant like a faucet that was left on. Im going through a bottle of coolant in a day. I had a mechanic friend look at it. They changed the water pump gasket because we thought that was the issue. As soon as it was turned on and revved a bit, it started leaking heavily again. So the gasket wasnt the issue. Theres zero coolant anywhere near the radiator. The hoses have no holes. But its leaking somewhere around my belt because its leaking onto my belt and causing the coolant to spread everywhere up under my hood and onto my fans. We looked at the water pump and theres nothing wrong there. Once the car is running and its dripping heavily, i took the radiator hose cap off and it stopped leaking, i put the cap back on and it started leaking heavily again… no one can figure out where its leaking from and my car has been taken apart and put back together several times for this specific reason and my car isnt overheating at all no matter how much coolant i lose. anyone have suggestions?
I had a similar problem and it was my intake manifold gasket.
Answered by Kaleb Mobley on March 8, 2021
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