A hose is more likely and there are several there.
Park the car until you find the leak.
If you can't drive it without overheating do NOT tow it; only use a flatbed to have it transported.
This is a discussion on Need Help, White smoke, and coolant leaking. within the General Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Accidents. forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; So I'm a new member here that just bought a 2002 WRX sedan. love it. Excuse my low level of ...
So I'm a new member here that just bought a 2002 WRX sedan. love it. Excuse my low level of knowledge but yesterday after driving, my car would start producing white smoke from the hood scoop and right side (the side of the turbo). I had noticed a few days prior that I had replaced my coolant after my mechanic said it had leaked into the water pump but fixed it. Now after the smoke started showing up, I checked my coolant level and it went from 1/3 to almost empty, in a matter of a day. I am not sure what are the possibilities of this, maybe a head gasket? Sorry, but it would be great if you guys could add some input or perhaps give me a method to check other possibly affected components of the car. Thanks!
A hose is more likely and there are several there.
Park the car until you find the leak.
If you can't drive it without overheating do NOT tow it; only use a flatbed to have it transported.
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Check on top of the motor not under. Hopefully a hose. Find it.
WRX Info Links, Courtesy TheJ
I'm mixing the barley with the grape again. Rory Gallagher
Själen är större än världen. Ricky Bruch
Let the liquor do the thinking. Jim Lahey
DISCLAIMER: Opinions expressed are the author's alone and are inherently worthless.
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