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Suggest you also check out the hoses. I had two different hose-related leaks in the last 2 yrs. One was a faulty hose clamp. The other was a hose with a pin-hole. Both would only leak under hot pressure, which made them harder to find. How can a hose fail in only 3 years? I've no f-ing clue. I've currently own 3 other vehicles 19, 14, and 9 yrs old and all of them still have their original hoses.
Hose leaks are easiest to find if you make sure the engine bay is clean. Then after driving the car, look for a spray pattern on the engine components and the underside of the hood. If there is spray, the pattern should help you get pretty close to the source. If you don't see anything, that mostly means the leak is lower in the engine bay or facing directly downward.
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