HELP......97 Nissan Sentra Fluid Leaking!!!? - pink fluid before menstruation
My engine GA16DE (FYI)
Its been leaking oil, brown and pink, what could it be? (I know that I changed my transmission fluid, power steering fluid was engine oil must also be replaced.)
Before you only had a fluid leak, got up, a drop of water once a week (but not too bad, but very irritating)
What happens is that I took to a mechanic and told me that my radiator replaced because the pipes were broken or something (not sure) must
Now faster your drain 3 times it was. Each unit of his escape. What could she do that?
Help please!
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Pink Fluid Before Menstruation HELP......97 Nissan Sentra Fluid Leaking!!!?
6 comments:
Keep an eye on fluid levels to solve this problem.
All leaking from a broken hose or radiator coolant.
If it replaced a bad hose, tubing.
You can end only one terminal is not tight enough in all maintenance of the vehicle was heavy. You may need to tighten a clamp on.
If it turns out that the radiator may leak some cooling, the first system to try. You can find it at any auto parts business. Follow the instructions on the package. Stop leak is not the hole, you must either be repaired or replaced the heating system.
Note: Do not stop the leak fixed, a drip hose.
The leak through the front bumper: the hole in the radiator has deteriorated.
Check power steering cooler hoses checked for leaks. Where is power steering leak from the bottle or pipe, primarily for the tweezers.
Transmission occurs primarily through the NAP filtered.
No oil should be pink.
It is doubtful that anything that is above the radiator, the problem in the region through bunper before others.
The leak through the front bumper: the hole in the radiator has deteriorated.
Check power steering cooler hoses checked for leaks. Where is power steering leak from the bottle or pipe, primarily for the tweezers.
Transmission occurs primarily through the NAP filtered.
No oil should be pink.
It is doubtful that anything that is above the radiator, the problem in the region through bunper before others.
1 / necessity of a leak detection dye in the trans. and cleaned all surfaces. Pushed then placed on the grid and see a black lite to determine whether the leak came.
The vehicle must be steam cleaned, so you can see where the fluid has a leak or leaks.
These dyes can be used in the trans fluid leak, engine oil leaks and special dyes for cooling, but also by the leakage of air conditioning, power steering and leaks.
Use anything in the brake fluid DOT approved brake fluid youir accept.
If you confuse your mechanic with the cooler, making the leak worse. The leak is from the cooler through the transmission lines. These lines cool the transmission fluid. I agree that you must have your radiator to be replaced.
well, because I am not in front of your vehicle, you can diagnose this as I want. Especially since I can not say that the leak is from, so I did not say what has been the problem. However, if you change your question and tell me exactly where the leak came from, he would be willing to answer your question.
Things I guess:
1: There is a crack or a blown gasket and oil mixture with the refrigerant and the fact seep into drain valve or seal or heat volnerable somewhere.
2nd: The radiator is leaking a hose or other part is the fat in the lower half of the engine compartment and leads also to look like oil and mixed a minor, the loss will be excited that patched
I have just the answer from another person, and I must tell you before you listen. No stranger to stop a leak in the radiator. It would ruin your radiator. the blocks in the segments of the radiator can detect liquid lead or for the worsean air bubble, so that more heat patch. Then you have small plots of your radiators have more, while the rest remaining cold. This will happen the same for the cooler, resulting in a hot glass would do is put in the freezer. It will jump and fast!
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