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I just noticed a large puddle of coolant under my 2002 explorer in the garage. Can anyone help identify this part which appears to be the source of the leak.
(lost photos)
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The thing in the center of the photos is the receiver-dryer, but I don't think that is where the leak is coming from. I bet it is the water control valve that is just above the receiver-dryer in the first photo. They are notorious for leaking on 2nd Gens. I pointed to it with the red arrow.
When mine was leaking, it would only leak when the engine was warm because the system has pressure. If you fill the system and then warm up the engine you should be able to see if its leaking.
Well guys I figured I'd post back. That wasn't coolant it was green dyed oil (I thought it felt awfully thick) and it was actually the accumulator (receiver/dryer) that was leaking.