Is it normaI for coolant to be empty if car hasn't been used in a few years?

Asked by JennyRooWho Aug 21, 2020 at 01:29 PM about the 2005 Nissan Maxima SE

Question type: General

I bought a car that hadnt been used in a couple
years. I noticed it was empty of antifreeze last
night and filled it up..there was like a guzzling
sound. I checked this mornin and it was empty.
Could that be where it was dry n hasnt had none? I
have no clue and Google is damn near useless.

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JennyRooWho answered 4 years ago

Ugh..i noticed the leak...ive had nothing but a headache from this thing..i cannot afford to take it back to the garage again..i took it cause it was leaking power steering fluid. The guy said he fixed it but its still leaking and now that coolant hose thing is leaking >.<

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