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Car overheating
Posted this morning about an oil issue. Turns out it wasn't an oil issue but an overheating issue. As I bought the car used I have no manual. My car is a chevy aveo 06. I put coolant in a few days ago. Today car went to hot while driving to work. Got home, let it cool and checked coolant, it was all gone. Proceeded to pour more coolant in & it immediately started gushing out from under the car somewhere in mid section of car. Any ideas what is going on?
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The problem definitely sounds like a leak. Hopefully a hose part. But there have been some leaks on similar engines from the water pump and some tubing related to them. Hopefully the engine has not been damaged. A quality mechanic can advise as to what needs repaired when the car is checked.
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