2013 impala coolant leak, 3.6, easy find

[@tomlappin9657]

Dan,...these new cars don't want people to work on them...give me a old car any day

[@bryanmadden8889]

For any one who was wondering the part he’s referring to is the Engine Coolant Outlet O-Ring. It costs about $6

[@fjg628]

To change that out after taking the two bolts do you just pull it out

[@BigZed85]

Great video sir very informative. I just replaced my water pump on my 2013 Chevy Impala and right on the top of it. I could see a puddle of coolant and sure enough it’s right under that housing you just pointed out on the passenger side of the engine, right on!

[@Slugg-O]

Sometimes those internet answers get annoying in a hurry. Too many "helpers" make obvious suggestions as if you didn't already know to check them. Radiator hose, hose clamps, and then the absurd, "It's a blown head gasket." It sure helps to find information from someone who actually fixed a few of them.
My dad always said the quickest way to find as new leak is to replace just one thing. The rest will follow

[@SteveMirabelli]

I like the trolls with their " if you don't know what you are doing close the hood and take it to someone who does " comments. Very helpful.

[@christhompson265]

How do you replace that o ring

[@semectual]

Even though that 2013 Impala is modern, however once you restored it, it's holding up pretty good after all that time.

[@brookealexander9728]

That’s why I love driving old vehicles 👏

[@mjmcomputers]

Nice find!

[@markvoldness6925]

It's dry o rings.

[@aaaaii6511]

Your a real mechanic, thank you

[@joey-mp3qc]

Thanks, I'll check this!

[@frankrodriguez2611]

Did you replace gasket ? Or the whole part

[@aaaaii6511]

Thank you

[@DCR52]

I thought you were going to put a new axle under the dinosaur?? Video??

[@garywilson12]

yes, old vehicles rule

[@gregorygibson5455]

Hello Dan