rudolfshadow1
Strada coolant loss
Summary of the thread
A 2015 Fiat Strada with a diesel engine was experiencing a persistent check engine light due to low coolant levels, despite no visible leaks or overheating. The issue was identified as a slow leak in the water pump. Replacing the water pump resolved the problem, clearing the error and stabilizing the coolant level.
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rudolfshadow1 (community.author)
Overheating hasn't been a problem, thankfully, and I haven't noticed any obvious leaks or puddles. Where exactly did you end up finding the leak on your Strada? Or was it something else entirely?
uwe_roth1
I never actually found a visible leak, which was the most frustrating part! The coolant was just...disappearing. Eventually, I caved and took it to a workshop. Turned out to be a slow leak in the water pump. I'd recommend having it checked out.
rudolfshadow1 (community.author)
Thanks for the tip! I did take it to a workshop today, and just as you suggested, it was the water pump. New one fitted, coolant topped up, error cleared, all for 52€! Much appreciated!
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uwe_roth1
Strange! I had the same issue with my Strada, though I can't remember the year. Check engine light and everything. Has the engine been overheating at all? Are you seeing any puddles under the car after you park?