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Why is there coolant leaking near the front bumper of my Swift after long drives?

Why is there coolant leaking near the front bumper of my Swift after long drives?

After highway trips o r city driving in traffic, I find a small puddle of coolant near the front bumper under my 2015 Suzuki Swift. What could be causing this leak — the radiator core, cap, o r hoses?
Gari Specialist asked on 03 May 2025 14:30:59 pm
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Gari Master - on 03 May 2025 15:10:11 pm
Coolant near the front bumper area suggests a radiator core, lower hose, o r radiator drain plug leak. On long drives o r in traffic:

High pressure and temperature may cause coolant to escape through small cracks o r loose fittings.

A weak radiator cap can allow coolant to overflow into the overflow bottle o r leak from the cap itself.

In some cases, a leak may also come from the water pump o r thermostat housing, which is near the radiator in the Swift.

What to check:

Inspect the radiator base and hoses for wet spots.

Look for stains on the radiator fan shroud o r lower engine splash tray.

Ensure the radiator fan is working properly—overheating can force coolant out.
 

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