If there are no external leaks then the coolant has to be going out the exhaust pipe. Coolant leaving via the exhaust system usually means bad head gasket, cracked cylinder head or on some vehicles a bad intake manifold or gasket. Running a compression test may pinpoint the problem.
And ,, if you already don't have enough bad news ,,, antifreeze will destroy a catalytic convertor
I have a 2007 dogde charger and It haven't been working since it just stopped on me. So I bought a new battery and it still wasn't working so I bought a new starter and the lights and everything c...
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I have an 07 dodge charger v6 and been dealing with this for a year now. Car overheats on occassion and water boils and weeps out of reservoir. I only drive it if it working right but only couple ...
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why is my 2009 charger eating up so much antifreeze without a leak and no sign of over heating
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Maintenance & Repair
Jumped someone's car 2 days ago got ready to warm up the car & it wouldn't start all the lights are working but the car won't start am I screwed?
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Have a 08 dodger charger will not start and i changed the starter relay still nothing , dash lights up and tried to jump start none happen
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