Car overheating and antifreeze is leaking at the bottom by the belt

sounds like head gasket or intake manifold gasket

that would'nt make any difference to water pressure! may be possible that your vehicle was overheating! overheating caused excessive pressure in the system, which popped(The noise you heard) one of the hoses, or a connection!

Car stalled from over heating!

the water pump is NOT powered by the timing belt. Can you tell where the antifreeze is leaking from?

you need to remove engine head, replace head gasket , rectifier head plain , to resolve your problem

More than likely the water pump is bad and needs replaced.

Well Shelly the antifreeze is exiting the cooling system through a leak somewhere. Pouring more antifreeze in is not going to fix the leak. Often the leak is external to the engine and you can see a big puddle form on the ground where the car sits, common examples are burst hoses, leaking radiator, and a leaking heater core can create a wet mess on the passenger side floor. Other leaks such as bad gaskets and cracks in the head and block can cause the antifreeze to leak into the cylinders and lubrication system. First you must find out where the antifreeze is being lost, then figure out if the repair is worth it.

ur vehicle overheated.. ur timing belt and or water pump may be broken and or worn..take the vehicle to a reputable repair shop or dealership

it could be antifreeze that was on the frame after changing the radiator the best way to tell is run car through a car that has the bottom wash or in a self wash and on... rinse... spray the area around radiator ...then check again later for antifreeze on ground

There could be a leak in the radiator or the water pump. Or the overflow coolant bottle but that normally won't drain all of the coolant. Fill up the radiator when the car is cold and start the car and keep an eye on it to see where the leak is coming from.

this engines leak thru the intake so most likely thats where u are loosing the antifreeze