What would be a reason why the the reservoir collant tank would not drain coolant to the radiator?

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Asked by GuruN12L Apr 25, 2017 at 02:19 PM about the 2009 Pontiac G6 GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I recently had a small drip of coolant and had to always refill, I drained the system out and put new coolant and a new cap but now the coolant just sits in the coolant tank. Please help

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If your radiator has a small leak, when the engine cools a vacuum cannot form to pull coolant out of the reservoir.

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What would you recommend to fix the issue? Im not 100% sure that there is a leak, my mechanic thinks it was the cap not sealing properly I had replaced the coolant tank in june of last year

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It won't hurt to replace the cap, just make sure you get the correct type. Your mechanic could pressure test the cooling system but if there is a leak it must be found and repaired for things to work properly.

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I have a coolant leak in a 2007 pointiac g6 from the driver side what could it be

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