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95 CIVIC 1.5 GRADUALLY LOSES COOLANT--
95 CIVIC 1.5 GRADUALLY LOSES COOLANT--
The engine runs flawlessly and gets 45 MPG local driving and 54 MPG
highway.
Every 1,000 miles or so, I need to add about a pint of coolant each to
the radiator and the reservoir.
Where should one look with these engines for coolant loss sources? I
would especially appreciate suggestions from those who are familiar
with this engine and this year or series.
Thanks in advance !
The engine runs flawlessly and gets 45 MPG local driving and 54 MPG
highway.
Every 1,000 miles or so, I need to add about a pint of coolant each to
the radiator and the reservoir.
Where should one look with these engines for coolant loss sources? I
would especially appreciate suggestions from those who are familiar
with this engine and this year or series.
Thanks in advance !
Re: 95 CIVIC 1.5 GRADUALLY LOSES COOLANT--
On Sun, 04 May 2008 06:44:24 -0700, septicman@peoplepc,com wrote:
> The engine runs flawlessly and gets 45 MPG local driving and 54 MPG
> highway.
>
> Every 1,000 miles or so, I need to add about a pint of coolant each to
> the radiator and the reservoir.
>
> Where should one look with these engines for coolant loss sources? I
> would especially appreciate suggestions from those who are familiar
> with this engine and this year or series.
>
> Thanks in advance !
I sort of had the same problem with my 90 accord. I constantly monitored
the rad and the reservoir, and I could occasionally notice small puddles
under the car, but had a hard time finding the leak.
My leak was around the thermostat housing, they supposedly fixed it but it
still leaks small amounts. I now top the reservoir from time to time
about once every 2 weeks.
vlad
On Sun, 04 May 2008 06:44:24 -0700, septicman@peoplepc,com wrote:
> The engine runs flawlessly and gets 45 MPG local driving and 54 MPG
> highway.
>
> Every 1,000 miles or so, I need to add about a pint of coolant each to
> the radiator and the reservoir.
>
> Where should one look with these engines for coolant loss sources? I
> would especially appreciate suggestions from those who are familiar
> with this engine and this year or series.
>
> Thanks in advance !
I sort of had the same problem with my 90 accord. I constantly monitored
the rad and the reservoir, and I could occasionally notice small puddles
under the car, but had a hard time finding the leak.
My leak was around the thermostat housing, they supposedly fixed it but it
still leaks small amounts. I now top the reservoir from time to time
about once every 2 weeks.
vlad
