Leaking anti freeze in the right under the hood near right front tire

smoke from exhaust could be cracked head or blown head gasket but normally when one of these two things happen it runs crappy if it runs at all smoke from under the hood you may have a pin hole in your radiator or hose or even heater core put some stop leak in it watch for puddle of anti-freeze under the hood and on the ground keep a close eye on your tempature gage and a close eye on you anti-freeze levels and dont add fluid when the motor is hot this will crack your heads good luck.

not sure what side is the front of the motor on that but likely the front is toward the passenger side. it's likely leaking from the "weep" holes on the water pump. have it put on a lift to check that or if you can get under it enough and use a flashlight have a look there.

TIGHTEN HOSE CLAMPS NEAR FIREWALL UNDER HOOD, TRY COOLANT STOP LEAK

RADIATOR IS LEAKING OUT ANTIFREEZE.CHECK FRONT AND SIDES OF RADIATOR FOR LEAKS FIRST.IF SO RADIATOR HAS TO BE REPLACED.ALSO CHECK RADIATOR HOSES IF THEY LOOK SWOLLEN FEEL SOFT REPLACE THEM.

yes it has freeze plugs,water pump may be leaking,fuel pump has nothing to do with coolant leaking

sounds like your water punp. remove your under cover panels and look. let it run till it gets good and warm. then look for leaks while it has presure on it

Cheap fix first: inspect the line connecting the overflow jar to the radiator. Inspect the overflow jar for cracks. Does it leak while it's parked? Sight down to the puddle from under the hood, It should show you where it's coming from. That's a nine year old car. If it's hard to find you'll need a pressure test (any shop). Perhaps you need new hoses and clamps? Perhaps you're due for a flush and fresh coolant? How long has it been, how many miles? Coolant's a maintenance item. The worst case scenario would a leaking head gasket. It's a joint partway down the engine a few inches below the valve cover(s), Not as common, but it will only get worse. Coolant problems are best dealt with before summer arrives and you become stranded on the x-way.

yes its the water pump

Sounds like they installed the pump incorrectly. Gasket misalignment? Started right after the waterpump was installed? Hose clamp not quite tight enough? Just a thought. The passenger front wheel area is just the right area for it to be the pump. I hope this was able to help you. If you still need me, I'll be here. Best wishes to you.
Bryon

Have someone top off the cooling system and run a pressure test to find the leak. There are a lot of places it could leak from. Do you see coolant dripping on the ground and if so in what area of the vehicle is it coming from? Front, center, right side behind tire? Need more info to be of any help.