Losing coolamt

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Asked by Kimberly Mar 22, 2018 at 04:51 PM about the 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My car is losing coolant...I don't see any hoses or
anything leaking...no white smoke or
anything...adding antifreeze every couple times
driving...what is the problem???

3 Answers

25,660

Any coolant on floor while car is parked/stopped? You say that the car is loosing coolant, right? In any case, check coolant reservoir (bottle) could be cracked, also see if there is any sign of coolant inside the car, by the front of the passenger seat. The heater core is located behind the dash in that area and could be slowly leaking to the inside of the car.

25,660

I forgot the possibility of pin hole leak in the radiator. Take a close look at it like Tom says.

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