Why is my car losing coolant with no visible leak? How do I check if my vehicle has a coolant leak?
If your vehicle is losing coolant but no visible leaks are found, you may need a Cooling System Pressure Test to identify the issue.
What Happens During a Cooling System Pressure Test?
🛠 Coolant Level Check – The technician ensures the correct coolant level is in the system.
🔍 System Pressurisation – Special pressure testing equipment is used to detect leaks.
💧 Identifying Leaks – Any external leaks (hoses, radiator, water pump) will become visible under pressure.
🔥 Engine Heat Test – If no external leaks are found, the engine is run up to operating temperature to check for internal issues (e.g., head gasket failure).
Signs You Need a Cooling System Pressure Test
✅ Coolant levels dropping with no visible puddles
✅ Overheating issues
✅ Steam or a sweet smell inside the cabin
✅ White smoke from the exhaust (possible internal coolant leak)
Book a Cooling System Pressure Test
If you’re experiencing coolant loss, a pressure test is the best way to diagnose the issue before serious engine damage occurs.
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