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Old 05-14-2009, 01:11 AM
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Well after the fluid hits the ground and evaporates it does not leave a ground stain like coolant normally would. so this sounds like a washer fluid like. But I still don't know why my coolant level goes down when i dont have a leak could it be that I did not put enough coolant in when I replaced the resevoir? any suggestions?
do a pressure test to see if the leak is really in your cooling system. if it's really coolant, the leak you indicated might be from o-rings on the transmission fluid heat exchanger to radiator connections.(2 o-rings there. inlet and outlet)
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