What's going on everyone I hope everyone is having an awesome day but I have a dilemma hoping somebody can shine some light Issue for me. So I have a 2007 Honda CRV coolant leak and I'm trying to find out where it is coming from because the car overheat after a while, after lifting the car up the leak appeared to be coming from the thermostat because that's where the droplets were falling from so I changed it out and it's still leaking I thought it could be a bad water pump but where the coolant/water rest on the ground it don't look like a water pump leak (but that is not completely out of the question still not sure about the water pump thing). As I continue to troubleshoot and look closer at the leak I noticed that the stream of the leak is coming from somewhere above the thermostat housing can some one offer any suggestions or advice because I don't want to do a long water pump replacement job if I don't have to it will be a waste of time to change the water pump and the leak still continue. Please help
Nolilzo
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You can pressurize your cooling system to help find the leak.
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