best way is to clean the area of any coolant and buy/rent a coolant pressure tester.
pretty easy to use. remove cap. hook the pressure tester up. pressurize it (most are hand pump) and wait for a leak

cheapest way. clean the areas of the leak. let it get to operating temp/thermostat to open and start poking around

my guess is the coolant cap. seen it alot at a dealership i worked at. they get dry rotted and start leaking and people start replacing hoses/clamps/temp sensors/thermostats and never check the cap

call around to shops most have 50-80 dollar diagnostic fees and some waive them if you buy the part/pay for the labor to have them do it.

Work from the top-down and look for leaks. Start with the top hoses (the big one and the little reservoir one), check the cap.

mmkay will do guys, i remember checking the cap and i think it was still okay. fit snug and didn't wiggle or anything.

also i check every morning and it doesn't drip underneath my car or anything and thats where i read alot of people learn of the leaks. not sure if thats a good thing or not though

thank y'all

Are you sure it's coolant? What does it taste like?

Hahha it might be dr.pepper

You should be ashamed of yourself

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