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YOUR RESEARCHCoolant leak
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Replace tank yourself, here's a direct link
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Mark, if you choose to replace the tank yourself, here's a direct link to the part:
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Had mine go out on me last week, fixed it for a day but then I think by sealing the system it raised the pressure and sprang another leak that I couldn't see.
I just pulled into the garage and noticed coolant leaking under my car. It's on the left side. I looked in the engine compartment but can't see where it's coming from. Any suggestions as to whether it is a line or a cracked tank?
Thanks, Mark
I think the most common place is the reservoir cap. Had mine go out on me last week, fixed it for a day but then I think by sealing the system it raised the pressure and sprang another leak that I couldn't see. Took it into my mechanic and he said the leak was at a t-joint behind the reservoir, easy fix for him.
Not much if you DIY. Quite a lot if you don't DIY.
Here is a link on how it's replaced. You can DIY for about $250 saving about 500 dabs.
http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti...eplacement.htm
