Coolant Leak?

Sounds a lot like my situation, I have all the part numbers saved and my cart saved on one of the yota websites but thanks!

 

Not corrected, per se...Just educated

 

Had this exact seepage for a couple of years, was not corrected using more force applied with a different style of clamp (classical wratchet-type)...after doing the timing belt change a couple months back I replaced the upper and lower coolant hoses and got new factory clamps...I can tell you one thing for sure, the factory hoses were much tighter going on than the ones I had picked up at Oreilly a few years back, clean as dry as can be.

 

Genuine hoses are the best bang
And not a real big expenditure IF you get them on a holiday sale 40+ off MSRP from the discounted genuine parts dealers
bless those guys

 

Hey Ellendejefferes, this happened to me on my work truck. It sounds like your hose clamp might’ve loosened a bit after reinstalling the hose. I’d tighten the clamp and clean off the dried coolant, then watch it for a day or two to make sure it’s not still leaking. If it keeps leaking, the hose or clamp might need replacing. Not super urgent if it’s just a little drip, but better to fix now than have a bigger mess later!

-yrmzzi