I just check coolant oil level while i changing engine oil. It was less than minimum.
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Pink one is fluid and minimum line is upper than that.
I already went to dealer ship about this, they said it is normal.
Is it ok? Or when i turn on engine, will change?
I have a 2010 and have never needed to add coolant, in all the cars I've never had any mechanic tell me it's normal.
As far as I know it's always indicative of some issue, loose cap, overflow, leak that's just not visible.
How much is it losing and how fast after you top it off?
fill it to the line and keep track of how fast it drops, when hot it'll be higher when cool it should be level.
It shouldn't spill out of the overflow tube when hot if it's at the recommended cold fill level.
I should clarify - with the engine off and the fluid is still hot, it will be high, while the engine is running it'll be flowing and the level will rise and fall with the temp changes but should never flow out of the overflow tube.
If at idle it gets hot enough to force it to flow out of the overflow this could be an indicator of a sticking thermostat. when the engine is cold and off it should be back to where it begin.
yea, it'll stay center until it exceeds certain levels, that gauge isn't the most accurate - the electric fan kicks on as needed to help keep it in range. if it gets to the point where you don't see any fluid in the overflow when it's cool then it's disappearing somewhere.
They filled it to the marked level indicator and it's dropped below that again?
It is same level whether engine is hot or off. Almost Bottom of coolant tank. I went to dealer with same issue, they said no leak and they filled up.
But the engine thermometer always in normal position which is center.
have one quick question.
I found two kinds of mopar coolant fluid.
one is 68048953ab and the other one is 68051212ab which the amazon said it was pre-diluted(50/50)
so if I buy first one, do I have to dilute by my self?