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You might have a slow leak only under pressure. I had this happen to me and it took me a while to find. Similar problem as you described. It turned out to be the radiator itself. Take a look at your radiator and check to see that the seals are clean and no anti-freeze is showing. Mine went from the lower corners on both ends, but was just barely leaking. You should look into this before it becomes a bigger problem!
You might have a slow leak only under pressure. I had this happen to me and it took me a while to find. Similar problem as you described. It turned out to be the radiator itself. Take a look at your radiator and check to see that the seals are clean and no anti-freeze is showing. Mine went from the lower corners on both ends, but was just barely leaking. You should look into this before it becomes a bigger problem!
I don't understand why all the coolant doesn"t drain out altogether even if it is a small leak
bec there is always pressure when the engine is running.
Some leaks may take a while to happen under pressure. And they may happen in such a way where you never see coolant hit the ground.. But I would think if you have to fill it every 2 weeks that it is a decent sized leak.