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eldrm 02-09-2009 01:26 PM

coolant leak
 
hi, i've got a montero sport that has developed a coolant leak located underneath ,near the passenger side frame rail, it seems foamy as it drips with the engine running. it also has no heat, although the temp gauge is up. Is there an auto trans fluid cooler in that area?thanks for any info!

eldrm 02-10-2009 04:06 PM

RE: coolant leak
 
heater core up in there? anyone?

eldrm 02-12-2009 08:00 PM

RE: coolant leak
 
rear heater tubes rusted, bypassed rear heater ,everything is beautiful, thanks for nothin....

challenger4x4 02-13-2009 12:15 AM

RE: coolant leak
 
Maybe nobody replied because nobody ever had this happen before. I've sure never heard of it and never had it happen to any of the three Montero Sports I've owned. No need to be a dick about it just because nobody was able to help. Jeez.

eldrm 02-13-2009 06:49 PM

RE: coolant leak
 
well at least i got a reply

trevor425 02-14-2009 05:11 PM

RE: coolant leak
 
maybe next time instead of sitting down to your computer logging into this site and making 4 posts over 4 different days asking about it, you would just pop your hood and look for where the leak is coming from first!

glad i didnt help you.

jnsluft 08-07-2010 02:17 PM

Rear auxiliary heater coolant leak
 
My '02 Montero Limited has developed the same problem. One day I saw a puddle under the back of the car. A pipe connected to the rear heater core started dripping from the point where the rubber hose is connected to the metal line.

This looks like an easy fix. Hopefully this will help some others with a similar problem. I'll follow up with my solution. Either new pipes from the dealer, bypassing the metal lines with HD heater hose, or possibly bypassing the rear heat altogether.

Shawn

jnsluft 08-21-2010 07:09 AM

The leak has been repaired. It cost me $280 to replace the coolant pipes with new OEM parts. No more drips on the driveway, :)

Shawn


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