I currently own a 1996 VW jetta and I'm leaking coolant on the passenger side under neath by the water pump. What could cause this leak and how do I go about getting the leak fixed?

Asked by AngieRae Sep 25, 2014 at 04:43 PM about the 1996 Volkswagen Jetta 4 Dr Trek Limited Edition Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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It will be a hose,or possibly the water pump it self,it,s hard to say how to fix untill you know what is leaking.

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my96 jetta trek keeps killing my battery and over heating and the oil light and the water light keep beeping like an alarm clock plus I don't think my mechanic routed the radiator.ive changed the radiator ,water pump and took out the thermostat. but water is spitting out from the round bubble that I put water in and each time I try and start my car its dead I checked my starter and alternator there good , can anyone help med please

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