i'm looseing a lot of cooliant under the car but can't see where it's comming from

Asked by reno_1102 Feb 21, 2017 at 01:23 PM about the 1996 Chevrolet Corvette

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have a 96 corvette loosing lot's of colliant from underneath the car

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sixfootsix_car_guy answered 7 years ago

Radiator Seam or host cracked or busted, or something more serious like a head gasket. Is it overheating?

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sixfootsix_car_guy answered 7 years ago

Does it leak when the car is idling or sitting cold, or both? I need more information in order to assist but will monitor your post.

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