water reduction

206 1.6 I left antifreeze on my petrol lpg car 4 days ago, but when I checked it, I noticed that it decreased 600 ml and when I opened the radiator cover, the black cap of the cover came out, the other type remained inside, I pulled it off and temporarily reassembled it on the cover, but it is an antifreeze. If it is a problem with the gasket, if it is related to the gasket, how do I know it the easiest way?

It may be escaping as steam together with the temperature. There may be a second reason other than that. Is there wetness under the mat on the driver's side? the p206hd 2014-11-04 21:31:09

Hello, I have been living the same problem from time to time since last year. I had my car drained the tank and put the red antifreeze air in my car. Since there is the smallest leak in the system, I found out that it removes the leaks by clearing the lime and it can make this reduction from time to time. No problem right now ..

There was a slight boron wetness under the rust in front of the seat in the driver's room, but the vehicle was left in the evening, the glass had been left slightly apart, water had entered the room, it might have been a little wetness room [QUOTE = P206HDi] It may be escaping as steam with the temperature. There may be a second reason other than that. Is there wetness under the mat on the driver's side?
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[QUOTE = gogly35] hello I have had the same problem since last year when it has been wet from time to time. Since the red antifreeze is very effective, I have learned that if there is the smallest leak in the system, it removes the leaks by cleaning the lime and it can make this reduction from time to time. They did it, they did it, it's okay. [/ QUOTE]
opet blue antifreeze I left my radiator two weeks ago, I hope it will be from the cover :(

If you lean and look under the steering wheel towards the gas pedal, you will see the radiator on the right. Check the pipes to the radiator with your hand, it may be dripping from there. If the car is running while the heater is blowing in the heat, you can understand it more easily. the p206hd 2014-11-04 21:45:09

[QUOTE = P206HDi] If you lean under the steering wheel towards the gas pedal, you will see the radiator on the right. Check the pipes to the radiator with your hand, it may be dripping from there. If the car is running while the heater is blowing in the heat, you can understand it more easily.
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I checked now as you said but there was no leak

If there is no problem there is good news. Replace the radiator cap, I think something cheap is already in service. But if it doesn't get better after replacing the cover, keep looking for leak again ... the p206hd 2014-11-04 21:59:16

So I guess you are not likely to seal the gasket

No, I meant the radiator cap. You said the cover is broken, so I suggested you change it around 10-15 pounds.

I hope the only problem is the cover

[QUOTE = P206HDi] No, I mean it from the radiator cap. The cover is broken, so I suggested you change it, you can change it around 10-15 pounds. [/ QUOTE]
thank you for your interest

You're welcome, look at the driver's seat from time to time. Especially to the right. I don't think there will be a problem if there is no wetness there. I hope not.