my 2000 grand am uses a lot of coolant but not leaking out side of engine

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Asked by Gail Nov 08, 2012 at 05:15 PM about the 2000 Pontiac Grand Am SE Coupe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

6 Answers

69,055

A pressure test needs to be done with the engine off and cold to determine where to coolant is leaking. It could be external and burning off right away depending on where it is.

69,055

Keep in mind that what some people think is a lot may not be a lot to a mechanic.

176,015

Grand Am's have a V6 engine that is infamous for lower intake manifold leaks. Check your engine oil for signs of water. Go to GAOwnersClub.com for DIY or repair info and costs.

16,745

Yes if it's a v6 look at top of engine where intake manifold meets top of engine and it's probably leaking there. typically starts at anywhere fron 100 000 km and up

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