If you are seeing the coolant on the ground, it is probably easy to spot where it is coming from in the car. Look for wet areas on engine bay parts or active dripping under the car. Then determine what to do based on what and where you see the coolant coming from. Even the parts you have already replaced should be suspect.
I have replaced water pump thermostat and flushed radiator and hose my car still keep leaking water and running hot
2005 Ford Explorer
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Maintenance & Repair
can someone ask why my truck running hot waterpump is good i can drive it a little than the temperature hand goes up cant it be something else
2002 Ford Explorer
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Maintenance & Repair
I put antifreeze in it and after lending it to a friend for the weekend, it smoked and died in my driveway when it was returned. I added more antifreeze when it cooled and it started the next day. W...
2002 Ford Explorer
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Maintenance & Repair
I replaced my EGR valve 2 times last year. The engine light is on again and throwing the same EGR valve and MAP sensor codes. Why does my EGR valve keep going bad? Do I need to replace it or just c...
2010 Ford Explorer XLT
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Maintenance & Repair
I recently replaced my plug wires and radiator hose. Before that, my car wasn't running hot. Now it's running hot. And water comes out of the reservoir no matter how tight the lid is. And is...
2001 Ford Focus LX
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Maintenance & Repair
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