My 2004 dodge intrepid leaking transmission fluid from the front of the car under the radiator

Yes, you have a leaking problem.
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The car is probably an automatic transmission? If that is the case the radiator has a built in transmission cooler contained in the side tanks of the radiator, usually on the passenger side. That tank is cracked and leaking into the cooling fins of the radiator, or vice versa.

Check transmission pan for leaks. More than likely that's it. Sometimes it could be the o ring around the dip stick. Check for both and replace leaking one.

IF TRANSMISSION LEAKING WHILE RUNNING LEAKING AT TORQUE CONVERTER SHAFT SEAL OR TRANSMISSION COOLER LINES GOING INTO RADIATOR LEAKING.YOU WILL LOSE MORE FLUID AT COOLER LINE BECAUSE TRANSMISSION UNDER PRESSURE THE OIL PUMP PUMPING IT THROUGH THE RADIATOR YOU WILL LOSE ALL YOUR FLUID QUICKLY IF LEAK COMING FROM COOLER LINES GOING INTO RADIATOR.DONT DRIVE VAN UNTIL FIX BECAUSE FLUID LOST WILL BE TRANSMISSION LOST.

its the transmission cooler it has two lines that connect to it, it cools down your transmission fluid so your transmission runs cooler and lasts alot longer

Hi:
You are correct. Almost all automatic cars have a transmission cooler connected to the radiator with 2 hoses, near the bottom. If the hoses are leaking or not installed correctly, all of the fluid from your transmission will get pumped out on the ground, and you won't be able to move the car. Inspect the two hoses and hopefully you will find your problem.

it could be the trans pump

The red fluid is transmission fluid, check the transmission fluid level, if it get's to low the transmission will burn out and your looking at a expensive job.
The fluid could be leaking from the transmission cooler line to the radiator in front of the car. Have it repaired and keep an eye on the fluid level to the transmission. Note: transmission fluid is flammable and may catch fire if slashed on to any hot area's like the exhaust.
Good luck and hope this helps.

It is on the front side, closest to radiator, at the very end of the transmission by the cover. Itgoes in horizontally, where as the transmission range finder goes down vertically. Hope this helps you.

same issue. tranny fluid is cooled via intercooler that runs along bottom of radiator. this developed a crack and because tranny fluid is under more pressure, started dumping tranny fluid into radiator. A couple guys recommended replacing rad, then servicing tranny just in case any coolant leaked backwards.