using to much coolent
04 pt cruser using to much coolant doesn't run hot but after every drive I have to add coolant to it whats the problem,also my engine fan doesn't work or I just haven't hurd it thanks
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04 pt cruser using to much coolant doesn't run hot but after every drive I have to add coolant to it whats the problem,also my engine fan doesn't work or I just haven't hurd it thanks
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