2008 Dodge Grand Caravan

Asked by Leslie1188 Jan 17, 2020 at 10:52 AM about the 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan SE FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

NO HEAT SINCE OCT. 2019, My van was leaking
antifreeze from the bottom in between the trans
and the engine. Alley mechanics started to believe
it was my freeze plugs, So 1st they told me to add
bottles of radiator stop leak, it didnt work
2months ago and they said to only use water. So I
noticed the leak started to come in the middle
bottom of the van. So, my uncle said its a blown
head gasket so I added Bars head gasket leak and
it looks like the leak stopped but my car is
overheating and there's still NO heat. And its cold
in CHICAGO, also how can i unthaw the car since
im using water in the radiator and sometime I
cant even get water down the radiator. HELP!!

2 Answers

Leslie1188 answered 4 years ago

So if mfs dont have a answer beat yo feet of my question I dont need your judgement. You can kiss my ass

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