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Coolant Leak - Coolant Smell In Cabin - Heat Working
Good Afternoon Folks,
After replacing rad/alt/water pump/hoses in the Spring I'm now enjoying the wonderful smell of coolant in the cabin and a significant loss of fluids. At first I thought maybe I didn't bleed the system well enough and now that the temperatures are dropping all the coolant is finally being run into the heating system. Earlier today I topped everything up and ran it for a few minutes with fans/temp at max to cycle everything and was able to somewhat trace a leak. ![]() The yellow-dot hose connects to the cabin and seems to be a condensation outlet based on the diagrams i've been able to find and had a significant amount of run-off when I shut the vehicle off. The heater valve and send/return lines on the engine side of the firewall are bone dry and show no signs of leaking. Before I get into tearing the dash apart: is this pure coincidence? or is this a sure sign that either the heater core or something connected to it is losing a lot of liquid? Thanks for your help!
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