Posted by Einsman on 7 Jul 2007 19:00. I'm trying to find the model number on the monitor that I just purchased used, However, I'm not sure what to look for I see all kinds of tags in the back. Its about a year or two old. Im trying to find the driver to download it for Windows Vista if it has one.
The radiator usually grasps plus flows antifreeze. So if it has a hole or a split it will cause a leak or else drip. Radiators have hoses connected to them and a wear, puncture or a dry rot can cause them to be ripping apart or break. Remember that the head gasket is the seal among the cylinder head and engine block. If the oil measuring rod is milky, this will result in antifreeze in the oil from a blown head gasket. Warning: A horrific freeze plug in the engine block causes fracture and an engine coolant leak on the ground. Alternatives: There are some other sources that can cause leaks in engine coolant and they take in the heater core, thermostat and water pump.
Car Maintenance with 90+ answers. Most likely the same cause as would allow oil to leak into the car's coolant: A pathway between two fluid carrying systems (oil and coolant) in the car's engine has been formed, and now the two fluids are mixing when they ought not to be. Most likely cause would be a leaking - or blown - head gasket.