Transmission fluid leaking from your radiator is an indicator of something wrong with your transmission cooler, cooling lines, or the radiator itself.
Specifically, a leak in your transmission cooler or faulty seals between cooling lines and engine block or radiator can most commonly cause transmission fluid to wind up in your radiator tank.
Sometimes, however, it’s a problem with the radiator itself—cracks in your radiator tank could allow fluid to seep in, potentially causing damage to your car’s engine. You’ll want to have it checked out by a professional promptly!
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