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Old 05-21-2010, 08:28 AM   #1
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I added the UV dye and ran the car for a while. I pulled off the under-panels and looked at the water pump area, radiators, and the coolant fittings. Still no luck on finding where the coolant is going. The oil doesn't appear to be glowing. But I'm not sure if there was coolant in it, it would be enough to show up.

I'm still noticing the sweet smell when I start the car hot. So it's going in to the mechanic on Tuesday.
use your nose....really...try and catch a wiff ..is it the hvac ducts...coming in the window...front/rear of car..inside /outside...some cars have their heater fan motors running at very low speed even when the system is off so the smell could be coming from the vents via the heater core area
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Old 05-21-2010, 08:39 AM   #2
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use your nose....really...try and catch a wiff ..is it the hvac ducts...coming in the window...front/rear of car..inside /outside...some cars have their heater fan motors running at very low speed even when the system is off so the smell could be coming from the vents via the heater core area
As noted, the heater core is completely dry.
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