TomFromStLouis
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I got the car out today in some 60 degree weather. Top down driving on new year's eve: gold star for me.
It sat unused for the past 4 or 5 weeks while the weather got well below freezing and the salt trucks did their thing. Rain cleaned the streets; I was raring to go. Not far from home I noticed the Temp gauge zooming past 212, well beyond the 230 mark. Pull into service station and I add ~3 quarts of water (first one $1.29, next two free). Problem solved; coolant (I use 50/50) was low. I will add a some 50/50 to top it off.
But I did not notice any under the parked car on my walk around. Any theories how and why this happened? Hoses look solid.
It sat unused for the past 4 or 5 weeks while the weather got well below freezing and the salt trucks did their thing. Rain cleaned the streets; I was raring to go. Not far from home I noticed the Temp gauge zooming past 212, well beyond the 230 mark. Pull into service station and I add ~3 quarts of water (first one $1.29, next two free). Problem solved; coolant (I use 50/50) was low. I will add a some 50/50 to top it off.
But I did not notice any under the parked car on my walk around. Any theories how and why this happened? Hoses look solid.