1999 Chevy Suburban, 350 engine, auto tranny. I recently purchased this vehicle. About a month after having it, I noticed a large puddle underneatht the vehicle after a 20 minute trip into the grocery store. The vehicle was NOT running while I was in the store, it was parked and turned off. Trying to figure out what it was, I was led to beleive it was coolant. I then found that the engine coolant reservoir was well below the cool fill line. I noticed no liquid in the radiator after the cap was removed. I purchased a gallon of engine coolant from autozone, filled it to the cold fill line, drove it home, then filled it to the hot fill line. About a week passed, I noticed no other puddles under my truck, but I must not have been looking hard enough. This morning my trucks temp gauge was going back and forth, very hot, to cool, to very hot, to cool, until a warning light came on to check the gauges. When I got to work I noticed that the reservoir was EMPTY. I filled it with the coolant somewhere between the cold and hot fill lines, and worked till 3. No puddles under vehicle when I left work. On the way home the temp was fine. less than 200 degrees. A little less than halfway on the temp gauge. Checked the reservoir when I got home, completely empty. Filled it up between the hot and cold lines. Now I am posting here. What should I do? Thanks, Goose

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