My engine is leaking coolant?

First you need to find out where its leaking from get back with me. after you find the problem. check hoses, radiator, drain plugs, water pump, coolant temperature switch , heater core also try getting new radiator cap. These guides can help us

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/car-is-leaking-coolant

and

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/coolant-leak-symptoms

Please run down these guides and report back.

I got under my car after I posted and from what I can tell it is not my radiator because I have a shield cover undeneath the radiator and it isn't wet anywhere around there. Its not the hose running from the reserve tank to the radiator either.

I can't see the water pump as it is behind all of the cranks for my timing belt, however I do think it is the water pump, since when I am underneath the car the fluid seems to be dripping down from along the very front of the motor. Is there anyway to confirm it is the water pump without taking off the timing belt?

Hi, I think the belt your looking at is your serpentine drivebelt , anyway you need to get down and look from the bottom of your waterpump for the weep hole to see if that is where coolant is leaking, you may need to use a flashlite to help see better if you dont have a repair manual now is the time to get one, it will show you how to check the water pump to see if its bad . I got mine from autozone for about 20$ not to bad. Its also got tons of other infor. Dont forget to use the site menu to left of the page. Hope this helps get back with me and let me know.

Hello.I don't know anything about cars. However, for the past two months my car has been leaking coolant all over Savannah, GA. Now it has this awful squeaking sound that sounds like a belt is going to pop or something. The sound just started yesterday. I have to fill up the coolant everyday in order to drive it somewhere. Last oil change I had they told me I had a leak in my water pump. I would like to know if that's the main problem? And what the squeaking could be, also how much would a water pump cost? Thank you for your time. Roscoe Hall II

Definately the water pump bearing, same exact thing happened to me last week. Save the money in coolant and replace the water pump. Four bolts on the fan, pull it out, and pull off the belt. That will give you plenty of room to get ahold of the pump.

For the past few months my car has been leaking coolant, which has to be completely refilled every 8 days. I don't have any puddles under my car when I leave every morning so I'm confused as to where the leak is. Any ideas for locating the leak and for repairing it without spending the customary $1,000 per repair this car has always required?

1000 dollar repair, feel under the water pump. If its crummy and wet the you have found the culprate. If not do a compression check. You could be leaking at a hose.

Uh, where is the water pump? Yes, I'm female. Thanks for the help.

I kept losing radiator fluid so took it to a radiator shop and they did a compression test and said it was leaking at the water pump. Had them put on water pump, new thermostat and all new hoses. Within a month started losing fluid again. Took it back to the radiator shop and was told the radiator was bad, had it replaced. Within a month started losing fluid again took it back to the radiator shop and they diagnosed it as electrolysis in the system and eats away at the core of the radiator and can't be fixed. Said to get rid of the car. Does this sound right?

I have a leak from my engine. The leak is above where the hose connects to the engine from the radiator. When I pour water into the radiator and look underneath I see water coming from the area about 2-3 inches above the hose connection on the engine. What would this be? How can I fix it or is it something to do with the engine? I have already replaced the radiator and all the hoses are in good shape so I know it is coming from the engine.

It is the lower radiator hose but it is leaking at the end connected at the engine. The hose is not leaking but when you look up from underneath you can see fluid coming from above the hose connection in the engine. Doeas that make sense. What is the lower radiator hose connected to at the engine the water pump?

It is the lower radiator hose but it is leaking at the end connected at the engine. The hose is not leaking but when you look up from underneath you can see fluid coming from above the hose connection in the engine. Does that make sense. What is the lower radiator hose connected to at the engine the water pump?

Thanks for you help. It is the water pump and I am changing it this weekend along with a tune-up and oil change.

I'm on my 2nd bottle of coolant in 4 days. On the bottom of my radiator there is a stream of coolant coming out behind the lowest belt wheel when the car is running. When I turn off the engine the coolant stops flowing eventually. I have a feeling its a gasket of some sort. My big question is, can I fix this on my own with minimal knowledge of auto mechanics. Also what are the parts called/needed for the this repair and if I can do this on my own where can I find some resources to help me out as far as instruction? If I can't do this on my own what might be a rough estimate?

I attempted to post a couple of pics up but the website won't recognize them. So I can send pics directly through email if that helps.

As always I really appreciate all the help I get from you folks. I'm always learning from you.

Thanks
Alex