1989 Ford Festiva "losing antifreeze external leaks" Questions

losing antifreeze/ coolant My 89 festival with 84,000 miles is losing coolant. I've checked all hoses possible while the engine is running and the heater on..seems to lose most coolant when I run the ...

...external leaks.check crank case oil if it look like milk shake you have a head gasket leak or intake.you can lose coolant if you got a small intake leak the antifreeze leak in combustion chamber burn ...

losing antifreeze. I have a 1998 Buick Lesabre That keeps losing anifreeze. There are no puddle under the car. I Can not find a leak. There is no water in the oil, Buick 3.8's are notorious for intake

...losing antifreeze water, no visable leaks, car overheating. 1998 buick century, v6 if you have no visible leaks and it is overheating then it sounds like you have a head gasket leak internally.the ...

losing coolant but not leaking If you are absolutely certain that there isn't any external leaks then it has to be burning it. You may have a head gasket that is leaking slight enough that over time ...

...antifreeze.  Many vehicles developed external leaks as a result, but some leaked into the cylinders and the problem is less noticeable.  If you are losing coolant and can't see or smell ...

losing antifreeze but not on ground not in oil does not run hot no sign of the antifreze but reads low inside and have to add about every two weeks Generally speaking, if there are no external leaks, ...

losing coolant Finding a small mysterious coolant leak can take time. If your engine is loosing coolant it can only leak three different ways. Externally, on to the ground. Internally, into the engine

...losing a little water cant find a leak when i open the water cap seems a lot of pressure wnen i open the cap even when its cold It sounds like you have a Head gasket leak or a cracked Head or Block. ...

antifreeze was dry again. There doesn't appear to be a leak though??? Thoughts? Suggestions? It's a Dodge Caravan Sport 2000 with 110,000 miles Fill it up.. Let it get warm parked.. Once hot - shut it