Coolant leaking

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Asked by Versacebrand Feb 14, 2019 at 10:52 AM about the 2007 BMW 5 Series 530i Sedan RWD

Question type: General

I have a bmw 530i 2007.. Its a great car with no real issues
except for my coolant.. I had a leaky upprer transfer hose
so i replaced it and i stopped seeing a puddle of coolant
under my car in my parking spot at work but now my
coolant low coolant light is coming on more often and its
getti g low quicker than before.. What could it be now??

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Well i am hoping that since it takes a total of 2.8 gallons of coolant that maybe... Just maybe... It was just taking in the first half gallon i put into it after the previous leak and what came out from changing the transfer hose and by putting in another half gallon it will just about be full ... We will soon find out.. Thanks guys.

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