'94 Accord + missing coolant
Hey folks, I've noticed several weeks ago that the cooling fan in my 94 Accord EX started coming on after I turn off the car, but didn't think it was a big deal until today when I noticed the temperature hit the red mark very shortly after I started warming up the car. Turns out that it's completely out of coolant!
Since I'm almost completely clueless about cars, I was hoping to get some advice from you folks. Is it possible for the coolant to dry up after a period of time (it's winter here in NYC and pretty dry), or is this definitely a leak? Should I bother filling up the coolant and monitor the level to make sure it's not leaking, or should I just get it towed to the shop to get it checked out?
Thanks in advance!
Since I'm almost completely clueless about cars, I was hoping to get some advice from you folks. Is it possible for the coolant to dry up after a period of time (it's winter here in NYC and pretty dry), or is this definitely a leak? Should I bother filling up the coolant and monitor the level to make sure it's not leaking, or should I just get it towed to the shop to get it checked out?
Thanks in advance!
Last edited by spacenuke; Jan 16, 2005 at 07:17 PM. Reason: putting in a better subject.
You can try to add anti-freeze and keep track of how much you are loosing. The correct way to diagnose the problem would be to do a pressure test on your cooling system. They sell the tool needed for this procedure at the parts store, or have someone do it for you. Hope this helps.
did u check under your car for leaks on the ground?
look up under your hood also and see if u see any when the car is running.....and if u cant figure it out then yeah get a compression test done on it
look up under your hood also and see if u see any when the car is running.....and if u cant figure it out then yeah get a compression test done on it



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