2011 Lexus LX570 Intermittent Overheating

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Update - the shop let the car idle for a few hours and have found the coolant leak! They said it’s coming from underneath the radiator, so they are changing it out. While they’re in there, they are changing the fan and fan clutch at cost of parts given mileage on vehicle.

Good news! Just make sure you get the latest version of the radiator: Part Number 16400-50384

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Update - the shop let the car idle for a few hours and have found the coolant leak! They said it’s coming from underneath the radiator, so they are changing it out. While they’re in there, they are changing the fan and fan clutch at cost of parts given mileage on vehicle.
Oh yea, I too had a radiator fail down at the seam between the aluminum core and the bottom plastic tank. Not very common, but not unheard of. It was very hard to find this leak. It didn't leave much in terms of evidence. I found it almost by accident one day I was crawling around under the front end with the skid plates off trying to figure out why coolant was disappearing (just like you!) and noticed it was a little wet in that area.
 
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