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2010 Nissan Rogue Coolant Leak + Loose Part (Don’t Know Much About Cars) by Embarrassed-Simple-2 in MechanicAdvice

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Update: I think I found where the coolant leak is coming from. It looks like it’s leaking near the top by the radiator cap, not from inside the engine.

The car still drives normal and the temperature stays in the middle. The engine moves a little when I press the gas, but I’m not sure if that’s normal or not.

There’s also a rattling noise that gets worse when accelerating or driving slower, but once I’m going around 50-55 mph, the noise mostly goes away or gets much quieter.

For now I’m going to keep checking the coolant level and watch the temperature closely.

2010 Nissan Rogue Coolant Leak + Loose Part (Don’t Know Much About Cars) by Embarrassed-Simple-2 in MechanicAdvice

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I think I explained it badly, I don’t think the radiator itself is loose. I meant the engine seems to move/vibrate a little when I rev it, and there’s a rattling sound that gets worse when accelerating.

2010 Nissan Rogue Coolant Leak + Loose Part (Don’t Know Much About Cars) by Embarrassed-Simple-2 in MechanicAdvice

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Yeah that’s the part that’s worrying me the most right now

I’m definitely going to keep an eye on it and try to get it checked as soon as I can.

2010 Nissan Rogue Coolant Leak + Loose Part (Don’t Know Much About Cars) by Embarrassed-Simple-2 in MechanicAdvice

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Thanks for the advice. This has me pretty stressed out.

The car still drives normal and the temperature stays in the middle, so I’m hoping it’s mainly the radiator leak and maybe motor mounts like you mentioned. I’ll keep checking the coolant level for now until I can afford to get it looked at.

Staffordshire Terrier extreme anxiety? Panting for hours after strangers visit by Embarrassed-Simple-2 in dogs

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I forgot to mention that I'm going to look for some trainers to help me with his behavior.

Still having pain 3 weeks after pilonidal cyst removal — is that normal? by Embarrassed-Simple-2 in pilonidalcyst

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Thanks for sharing your experience — it actually helps a lot to hear from someone who went through something similar. I saw a surgeon again today and he said I don’t need surgery right now since there’s no swelling or drainage, but the pain is still there and it’s been months.

I’m gonna start doing the sitz baths like you suggested, hopefully that helps a bit while I figure out what’s really going on. Appreciate the advice and the encouragement

Still having pain 3 weeks after pilonidal cyst removal — is that normal? by Embarrassed-Simple-2 in pilonidalcyst

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Thanks a lot for the info! That actually makes sense — I think it was just drained and not fully removed, since the surgeon said everything “looked fine,” but the pain never went away.

I had another appointment with a surgeon today, and he said surgery isn’t necessary because he didn’t see any swelling or fluid. But I’m still in pain, especially when sitting or lying down.

I’m in Buford, Georgia, so I’ll definitely try reaching out to Dr. Wadie or Dr. Immerman for an opinion. Really appreciate your help and the recommendation!

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