2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser "coolant leak passenger side 6" Questions

...leak on the passenger side; about 6-8" to the left of the tire towards the middle of the engine. This substance does not aeem to have a color on my finger and is not really an oily feel. I put ...

...leak. Feel the water and smell it. If it smells sweet and fells oily, is is coolant. If is isn't oily and has no real smell, it is water. There is a tray under the evaporator and heater cores that ...

...leak. I have a 1991 4runner 4x4, 6 cyl, that's losing coolant and steaming. Puddles underneath toward the rear passenger side of the engine. No hoses or radiator leaks. Just bought the car 2000 miles ...

...coolant jug think its pressure hose leak Your water pump may have a bad bearing. There is a weephole that allows fluid to trip out when the bearing is bad. Check all hoses. The heater core may be ...

...leak on driver side usually means either head gasket od a freeze plug leaking heater hoses generally go up passenger side . f it appears to be coming from where the cylinder head meets the engine ...

...passenger side) 4. remove the duct/vent from core. 5. remove cover(screwsand clips) 6. remove core retaining straps and pull out core. installion is reverse and watch you dont loose too much coolant ...

coolant leak on passenger side behind water pump is there a spacer plate between block and water pump What my issue There is a thin gasket between the pump and block which could be the leak. Check the

...coolant from a belt driven unit at the front of the engine compartment on the passenger side, oddly enough the leaking occurs after the motor cools. the puddle is half the size of a dollar bill, ...

coolant leak. Vehicle is not overheating. No indication of where leak is. Vehicle is ok driving for two to three days and then coolant appears on front passenger side under engine area. Resevore seems

coolant. It is a 6 cylinder engine. The vacuum pump is on the passenger side of the car about half way back - front to back of the engine. What you describe sounds like the heater valve. It is used to