2011 Ltz Coolant Leak Chevrolet Cruze Forums 654 posts · joined 2019. #1 · apr 11, 2021. this thing is leaking again. what are the most common coolant leaks. i had the water pump done at the dealer a few months ago. 2012 cruze eco 6 speed. 5% rear window tint 20% rest 4 windows. pcv v2 kit. clutch accumulator byepass. Best advice is to be proactive with the coolant system around 75k or higher miles. replace all plastic parts thermostat (done but gm?), coolant outlet, reservoir. replace coolant return hose, upper radiator hose, oil cooler inlet hose, 1 2 of turbo inlet coolant line. replace radiator temp sensor.
Massive Coolant Leak Chevrolet Cruze Forums Hi, turbo coolant feed line. thatjoint leaks eventually. you can do a hack by cutting the ferrel carefully to remove rubber portion of line. try not to cut through metal portion of pipe. then attach a high heat 5 8 (ithink) section of hose with hose clamps. do a loop to not have a kink. have to drain coolant 1st. Introduction i’ve recently noticed some troubling signs with my 2014 chevy cruze, specifically a coolant leak. i’m hoping to find some guidance or similar experiences from others who might have dealt with this issue. symptoms here are the symptoms i’ve been dealing with recently: coolant level drops: i check the reservoir and it seems to be dropping faster than usual. overheating engine. On the discharge side you have the hose. now with the engine cold, disconnect the 5 16ths hose from the coolant recovery tank. plug the disconnected hose with a something that fits in the end of the hose. connect the pressure test hose to the tank connector. unwind the pressure regulator all the way. 2011 chevy cruze 1.4l with ~142k miles on it. around 140k, i noticed coolant leaking and found the leak at the oil cooler. while waiting for parts, i noticed a very small amount of chocolate milkshake on the oil cap. figured it was the coolant leaking into the oil from the leak in the oil cooler gasket. at 141k i got the parts and replaced all.
Massive Coolant Leak Chevrolet Cruze Forums On the discharge side you have the hose. now with the engine cold, disconnect the 5 16ths hose from the coolant recovery tank. plug the disconnected hose with a something that fits in the end of the hose. connect the pressure test hose to the tank connector. unwind the pressure regulator all the way. 2011 chevy cruze 1.4l with ~142k miles on it. around 140k, i noticed coolant leaking and found the leak at the oil cooler. while waiting for parts, i noticed a very small amount of chocolate milkshake on the oil cap. figured it was the coolant leaking into the oil from the leak in the oil cooler gasket. at 141k i got the parts and replaced all. That's where the coolant is dripping from. follow the wet trail back to the leak, or to another spot where the leak is dripping onto it from above. if the source of the leak is anywhere on or below the coolant reservoir on that car, the pressure cap is suspect. that's a maintenance item that should be replaced every 5 years or so (when the. Search for coolant recalls. i know there were multiple issues with coolant on these chevy cruze and there’s a bunch of recalls about the water pump i believe. my ex gf has a 2012 and same thing. the car started overheating out of no where and when i checked, the coolant level was low. i called a gm dealership and sure enough, a big recall on it.
Coolant Leak Near Manifold Chevrolet Cruze Forums That's where the coolant is dripping from. follow the wet trail back to the leak, or to another spot where the leak is dripping onto it from above. if the source of the leak is anywhere on or below the coolant reservoir on that car, the pressure cap is suspect. that's a maintenance item that should be replaced every 5 years or so (when the. Search for coolant recalls. i know there were multiple issues with coolant on these chevy cruze and there’s a bunch of recalls about the water pump i believe. my ex gf has a 2012 and same thing. the car started overheating out of no where and when i checked, the coolant level was low. i called a gm dealership and sure enough, a big recall on it.
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