Why is my Hyundai Oshan X7 losing coolant even though there are no visible leaks under the car?
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Why is my Hyundai Oshan X7 losing coolant even though there are no visible leaks under the car?
I regularly top up the coolant in my Oshan X7, but I don’t see any puddles under the car. Could there be a hidden radiator leak o r internal coolant loss that’s not immediately visible?
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Gari Specialist asked on 12 Jul 2025 16:04:11 pm


This is a common situation where coolant loss isnt obvious. Possible reasons include:
Hairline cracks in the radiator o r hoses: These only leak when the system is pressurized engine hot, and may evaporate before leaving visible puddles.
Coolant reservoir cap not sealing properly: Pressure escapes and coolant evaporates.
Evaporation from engine heat: In Pakistan’s high-temperature cities, coolant can vaporize faster if your cooling system is slightly compromised.
Internal leak: Coolant may leak into the engine head gasket issue, without visible external signs.
What to do:
Check for white smoke from the exhaust, which indicates coolant burning internally.
Inspect the radiator and hoses immediately after shutting off the engine when it’s hot.
Use a cooling system pressure test to detect hidden leaks.
Hairline cracks in the radiator o r hoses: These only leak when the system is pressurized engine hot, and may evaporate before leaving visible puddles.
Coolant reservoir cap not sealing properly: Pressure escapes and coolant evaporates.
Evaporation from engine heat: In Pakistan’s high-temperature cities, coolant can vaporize faster if your cooling system is slightly compromised.
Internal leak: Coolant may leak into the engine head gasket issue, without visible external signs.
What to do:
Check for white smoke from the exhaust, which indicates coolant burning internally.
Inspect the radiator and hoses immediately after shutting off the engine when it’s hot.
Use a cooling system pressure test to detect hidden leaks.