What makes a 2003 Pontiac grand am to overheat if it's not leaking fluid
What is your question?
The car started to knock and their is no coolant in the oil either. I make sure the coolant is full before I begin to drive it and after like 30 minutes the light for low coolant comes on and the temperature starts to go past the 200 point. I don't see any where on the motor where I can see it's leaking from if you have any questions please feel free to ask me cause I will greatly appreciate it thanks
What makes this problem better or worse?
The light for low coolant comes on after driving around for like 30 minutes and when I fill it up it takes a whole bottle of antifreeze to fill it up again
How long has your 2003 Pontiac Grand Am had this problem?
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The cooling system requires pressure testing. If no external leaks can be found with that extremely high rate of coolant loss, then it must be leaking inside the engine.
Hands on professional testing is needed. And - driving the vehicle continually isn't helping!
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I check the oil and it is not mixed with the coolant
And I see any signs of where it can be leaking from either