95_XR7
Registered User
I've searched and didn't come up with anything pertaining to this.
But tonight while getting ready to take the car to search for a nice exhaust leak that popped up, I checked all the fluids and I noticed the coolant was low. I decided to fill it up, drive it a few miles and see if I could find where it was leaking. When I got to my brother's shop (can't beat a heated shop with a lift.) I hadn't lost any coolant. I decided to take off the intake tract and clean the filter. and noticed the whole inside of my CAI is coated with oil, and coolant.
The car is definitely not burning the coolant, and there is no white smoke at all. So how could coolant get into the intake tubing?
Btw, the leaking antifreeze was at the upper radiator hose.
But tonight while getting ready to take the car to search for a nice exhaust leak that popped up, I checked all the fluids and I noticed the coolant was low. I decided to fill it up, drive it a few miles and see if I could find where it was leaking. When I got to my brother's shop (can't beat a heated shop with a lift.) I hadn't lost any coolant. I decided to take off the intake tract and clean the filter. and noticed the whole inside of my CAI is coated with oil, and coolant.
The car is definitely not burning the coolant, and there is no white smoke at all. So how could coolant get into the intake tubing?
Btw, the leaking antifreeze was at the upper radiator hose.