Chrysler Town & Country Coolant Leak — Where It Usually Comes From, and What It Costs

Based on real repair records · last updated October 20, 2026
38.3%
of Chrysler Town & Country visits for a coolant leak involve Radiator — typically $359 – $635 on this vehicle when it's the only fix
Computed from real Chrysler Town & Country repair visits where the customer reported a coolant leak.

Across all vehicles, the most common cause of a coolant leak is Water Pump (29.5%). On the Chrysler Town & Country it is Radiator (38.3%), so the order of suspects is different for this vehicle. The table below shows each fix for this vehicle next to the all-vehicle share, with what it costs on the Chrysler Town & Country.

What it actually turns out to be on the Chrysler Town & Country

The fix involvedChrysler Town & Country*All vehicles*Typical cost†
Radiator38.3%28.1%$359 – $635
Hose27.7%18.2%$199 – $437
Water Pump19.7%29.5%$227 – $375
Gasket / Seal10.1%15.7%$42 – $573
Thermostat9.7%19.7%$166 – $336
Radiator Hose7.4%10%$135 – $283
Other, rarer causessmaller shares—varies

*Share of visits whose repair involved this part, among visits for this complaint that ended in a parts repair. Combined repairs count toward each part involved, so shares overlap and don't add up to 100%.
†Middle half of real Chrysler Town & Country invoices (25th–75th percentile) when this was the only fix, parts + labor; rows marked "all vehicles" use all vehicle types.

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