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What Is Engine Coolant?
How Does an Engine Cooling System Work?
About Engine Coolant Leaks
How to Diagnose an Engine Coolant Leak
How to Fix an Engine Coolant Leak
How to Check if Engine Coolant is Good
How to Check Engine Coolant Levels
How to Mix & Add Engine Coolant
How to Buy Engine Coolant
How to Find & Replace the Engine Thermostat
Where is the Radiator Cap?
How to Drain Engine Coolant
How to Flush an Engine Cooling System
How to Mix Engine Coolant
How to Add Engine Coolant
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Summary: What to do about engine coolant leaks. Learn how to diagnose a car engine coolant leak in this free auto repair video.
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" Hi! This is Jon on behalf of Expert Village. In this video clip, I will be talking about diagnosing coolant leaks. You may first notice a coolant problem because your car is over heating or running a lot harder than it should. The first thing you want to do is check the engine coolant reservoir and see if that is low. On the side of it, there will be indicators that will tell you how full it should be filled. If your coolant reservoir is low, what you want to do is go ahead and add a little bit more coolant to it and then wait a few days and go ahead and check it again. If in a few days it is low again, then you know that you might have a coolant leak. Next if you have a puddle of liquid under your car that smells sweet, then it is probably coolant; and if you have this much liquid, then you have a major leak. "
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