i have a 2014 jaguar xf 2.0t and was woundering if my car has coolent lines that run under the intake manifold. i have checked all the hoses up front and checked the resevoir and everything is good.

 

A pressure test is the easiest way to pinpointing a coolant leak.

 

that's what I'm probably going to do. It's crazy cause I just did a flush Saturday. And monday morning it was low with no sighn of leaking anywhere engine temp is fine and no smoke out exhaust or smell the hard part is it's like all owners have the v6. Or via but not the 2.0t. So there almost no information out there for it

 

[QUOTE=Fearcedragon01;2160126]that's what I'm probably going to do. It's crazy cause I just did a flush Saturday. And monday morning it was low with no sighn of leaking anywhere engine temp is fine and no smoke out the exhaust or smell the hard part is it's like all owners have the v6. Or v8 but not the 2.0t. So there almost no information out there for it

 

Did you purge the air out? Probably just a few air pockets in the system after your flushing exercise. Keep an eye on it over the next few days and if the level doesn't drop further, you're home and hosed.

 

Yes I made sure to purge the air out. Did a pressure test yesterday held 7 psi for a little bit and still nothing. Topped it off drove it about 60 miles to family came out next morning and it was just above second cold fill line on reservoir next thing I'm going to check oil cooler lines