iiPancho

Hey guys, looked around but I haven't seen any issues around here like this one. Went to do an oil change yesterday and as I was jacking the right of the car up to put a stand under it, it started to dribble oil. I go to lift the other half of the car and it stops. I get under and notice the only wet spot is where the rubber boot is on the bottom mounting point. The radiator is 2 years old and is the aftermarket choice at the Honda Dealership. I attached a picture to give a better understanding.

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

Oil or transmission fluid? The car is an automatic isn't it?

iiPancho

It's a manual trans. It is coolant. I'm not sure if its split. It's only wet at this mount point.

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

Sorry. You said it was dribbling oil.

Inspect the rad. Especially at the top where plastic meets the metal. You could get it pressure tested as well.

Former User

Any chance it's just spilled coolant from topping off? If not, I'd just replace the radiator.

iiPancho

Whoops. I just seen that typo. Last time I filled the radiator, I used a pressurized filler and it doesn't spill. I just find it odd that the rubber boot is soaked with coolant, but dry everywhere else.

gzes

Must hqve a crack in the radiator imo jist get a racing radiator full aluminum and inexpensive