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Coolant leaking


A month ago I changed the antifreeze and a few days ago I noticed that the antifreeze leaking only when engine is cold.

Can anyone help me on this problem??
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Old November 1st, 2009, 05:47 AM   #2
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Where is it leaking from? You'll need to give us more information or post a photo, otherwise it's difficult to help.
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On the passenger side, but I can't defined exactly where, somewhere above where the discharged coolant.

I will try post a photo for a few days
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check the drain plug on the radiator. also check your hoses for any cracks, make sure they are secured to their respective points (water pump to radiator).
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Today I was at the neighbor(mechanic), and we can not accurately detect leaks from where,
but here are seen drops


leaking: turn on engine but cold

not leaking: turn off engine, or turn on engine but warm
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Sounds like the radiator core is leaking from the bottom passenger side corner. Best thing to do would be to remove the radiator, have it pressure tested at a radiator repair shop, and they can braze over the leak.
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Sounds like the radiator core is leaking from the bottom passenger side corner. Best thing to do would be to remove the radiator, have it pressure tested at a radiator repair shop, and they can braze over the leak.
I'm not sure if the aluminum radiator can be repaired?

Thinking about buying Mishimoto radiator
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Originally Posted by marq.fcb View Post
I'm not sure if the aluminum radiator can be repaired?
Yes it can. Aluminium has a fairly low melting point so it's easy to weld.
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its a pretty easy fix really and wont take the repair shop too long to fix, then youll be right as rain again!
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