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On a 2000 Ford Explorer, our little water tank keeps going dry. No visible leaks in the system that I can see.
I don't see any water leaks anywhere. Yet, when I notice the little overflow tank is empty, I check the radiator at the same time. It's low, quite low, also. I keep filling it up and putting water to the cold mark on the tank. Within a few days of driving, same thing again. Driving me crazy....any answers?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
If the radiator cap does not hold the pressure it was designed for it will allow the coolant to evaporate, caps dont cost much I would try that before looking at the more expensive repairs
- soccermomLv 61 decade ago
I had the same problem on my 4Runner with the tank thats for the Wind shield wiper it had a slow leak I ordered one from the dealership.Have it checked.
