Is this normal??

495

Asked by Howlett Sep 07, 2014 at 09:33 PM about the 1999 Chrysler Sebring JX Convertible FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

For the last like month or so i have noticed that my car has
been getting smoky from under the intake manifold, it only
happens when hot is this a problem also i am noticing my
raidiator dripping (again only while hot) the temp gauge
reads low temps so what i wonder is if this is normal or
signs of serious problems?

3 Answers

62,815

No it's not normal. The radiator shouldn't drip under any circumstances. How much coolant are you adding? How is the oil level? The smoking is most likely engine oil. Any CEL's on the dashboard?

495

My fluids are full all of them and i check on them daily, as for the CEL it is on but i was told that was due to a vriken vacuum line connected to the egr valuve

62,815

Well if the fluid level of everything is ok then just keep your eye on them. The smoke is most likely engine oil. The fluid under the radiator is most likely coolant. As for the vacuum line. Get it replaced when you can. One last thing. The CEL can tell you about more than just one problem. Have it read.

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