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Coolant leak from drivers side dripping on oil pan

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Old 08-25-2024, 02:39 PM
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I drive a Metallic Silver 07 G35x with the VQ35HR motor
Coolant leak from drivers side dripping on oil pan

hello everybody, I have a 2007 G35x I drove to Pennsylvania from New York and drove back the same day and when I got home to my house, I noticed that my radiator fans were on full blast. I was also smelling a scent of coolant when I went back inside my car and checked my temperature gauge it started to rise, so I drove the car down into my driveway and started seeing cool and dripping out on the floor when I looked under the car, I seen that coolant was pouring out from on top of the oil pan by the driver side. I let the car sit overnight and then When I got up this morning, I noticed that the radiator was near empty as I started to pour coolant into the radiator and I looked under the car. I noticed that coolant started dripping down from the driver side over the oil pan... could this be some type of hose that burst because I did hit a bad pothole before I went up to Pennsylvania.

or could this be something more sinister like my water pump?
 
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unfortunately, this looks like the WP took a ****. how many miles on the rig? the replacement procedure is not terrible (it's tedious, if anything else). i've had mine done two years ago when a similar leak happened. see my thread: Water pump decisions with 245k on the clock - G35Driver - Infiniti G35 & G37 Forum Discussion

P.S. it *could* be your thermostat housing. check around the top hose that sits underneath the driver side vtc cover. fingers crossed.
 
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Check the heater hoses coming from the firewall to the engine. The one on the passenger side has a straight connector and the one on the driver side has a straight connector with a bleed valve. They are both plastic and prone to deterioration. They are difficult to replace due to limited working space.
 
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