Posted by BillinCentralMO on December 10, 2008 at 18:03:42 from (65.54.155.45):
My friend is having car trouble and she doesn't have the cash to pay repairs. Her 1995 Ford Escort is leaking radiator fluid. It has no heat from the heater. She can drive it an hour and it never warms up on the temp guage and has no heat. Any of you mechanical wizards have any advice? Does she need a new radiator ? Heater Core ? I asked if it was leaking under the radiator or further back. She parks on gravel though and says she can't tell. She adds antifreeze weekly. She says the light on the dash comes on and says ,"check coolant." Any advice for the damsel in distress? She's nice and works hard to get by but can't seem to get ahead. Any help is appreciated.
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