That is a statement,not a question
Have you not located & tried to resolve
the leak
Do you even work on vehicles?
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I was a bit hastey posting my question and didnt add the issues.
I was a bit hastey posting my question and didnt add the issues.
While I was driving my truck a week and a half ago it started to overheat after and hour plus drive in the summer heat. I pulled over and once it cooled down noticed it was low about 2L of coolant. I topped it up and it was fine for a week and a bit. I decided to change the rad cap just ot be safe. I had not noticed and leaks and did not smell the coolant at the time of the overheating. I checked the oil to make sure there was no contamination and the coolant reservoir was almost full. The truck seemed fine until yesterday when I made a 5 hour trip. About 3.5 hours in to the trip I stopped to get a drink and noticed as soon as I stopped the temp started to climb. I pulled over and let it cool down and it was about 2L low of coolant again. The oil appears fine, I did not see or smell any leaks and the reservoir still had some fluid in it. Ihave no idea where the coolant is going but its going somewhere
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