Coolant Leak Issues from Unknown Source

[99FourBanger]

Maybe one of y'all can help me fix this, but lately, I have been having some issues with coolant leaks. It started last month or so when I noticed a decent sized wet spot formed underneath my Jeep. I took a look at it and it was leaking from the flange of engine that the lower rad hose goes over. So I replaced my lower radiator hose, and that solved the problem for a couple days. After that, she started leaking again, so I figured it was the hose clamps that were worn out, so i went and bought some screw clamps. Problem gone! or not, she started leaking from a DIFFERENT area, where the lower hose meets the radiator, and then I'm having some coolant drip from the fan shroud, and I'm also STILL having issues with the engine flange leaking.
Has anyone had an issue like this? It'll leak badly if it's really cold out, and it's extremely frustrating. This morning is jacked her up to try tightening the clamps, and I got them real tight, but there's still a very slight leak issed:issed:

Thanks

Edit: the leak has stopped for now, but I'm sure it'll start up again soon.

 

[GREASEMONKEY]

If you bring it by, I can pressure test the system.
No charge to test it if you use me for the repair.

 

[99FourBanger]

How much would you charge otherwise? I'd just prefer to fix it myself.

 

[GREASEMONKEY]

$15 to test it and pinpoint the leak!
That's a pressure test, and a chem test on the coolant.
The chem test gives you a heads up on any impending doom! It basically tests the amount of CO2 in the system and let's you know if there is an issue with the head gasket.

 

[99FourBanger]

Ok, well, I'll go with that. I'm hoping it's my radiator or something, not my heads, but I don't think it's something in the engine itself.

 

[GREASEMONKEY]

I just do the test as a prevention method. Not that I'm really looking for that. It shows me that other cooling system problems are not from a deeper cause.