Theres a leak. Probably a hose but could be radiator or heater core, water pump or engine core plug
You should see the coolant circulating in the radiator when the car is running
Likely as not there is a coolant leak, perhaps in the heater core.
The radiator is located in the front of the car, where it is located in most cars. There are coolant pipes running beneath the car, under protective covers, that feed coolant to and from the radiator. There are three drain plugs on the car, and it is a complicated system to flush.
After running your car for 20 minutes or so ,and there is coolant in the radiator, you will get no heat.
I would check the radiator coolant bottle for cracks and inspect any hoses to bottle.
You normally smell the antifreeze so open the hood and look for a leak before you see it big time running out from under your car.
When vehicle is running: Water pump is circulating coolant and cooling system pressure is building
your radiator clogged up.cheaper to get a new radiator. nothing to do with the radiator cap.
i have the same car. ya just go ahead and add it to your radiator while running
Yes, coolant is in the block, heater, hoses and radiator all the time.
A storage tank for the engine coolant. Air flows through the radiator helping to keep the coolant cool.
For radiator leaks look for the following signs: The car will overheat Coolant level will frequently drop Pool of coolant or water under the car radiator Obvious leak noted from radiator on starting the car Faulty radiator cap causing the leak