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Joel Ashley:
Roger-

George is right;  you should check any hydronic system fittings you can conveniently get at, and make sure the clamps are snug (some may not be adjustable), and that there aren't any cracks somewhere.  If the system had never been serviced in 9 years, it is overdue by a long shot, and fluid may have slowly "disappeared" over that time;  but one would assume conversely that it had been checked from time to time.  Check visible lines in bays and under cabinets/sinks and at accessible heat vent/fans, just to be sure there isn't something recent and radical going on that you need to attend to before the Albuquerque service.  And of course make sure the service tech is aware of the history.

-Joel

Jim Shaw:
I was losing fluid in my 2003 Monterey and found the tube to the to the overflow tank was leaking so replaced it and was OK for awhile. Then started loing fluid again and found the pressure cap was bad so replaced the cap and have had no futher problems.
Jim Shaw
2003 Monterey

Orman Claxton:
Roger
I have sent you a personal Email, It seems you have all under control at least for now. for now.
By the way, I believe your unit 2001 Patroit thunder has/had regular antifreeze.
Orman Claxton

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