94 V-6 Coolant Leak
Joat_65
12-01-2008, 02:16 PM
Re-ask the question: I have a coolant leak that appears to be coming from under the timing chain cover. Before I tear this apart, is this a possibility? Should I be looking at something else?
zbo2
12-23-2008, 11:55 PM
just got done doing my sons 94 w/3.4. yup if it's not the intake gasket , his was not, it's probably the timing cover....took me 4 hours begining to end.
put a new water pump on it while your at it.
put a new water pump on it while your at it.
izzydjinn
06-01-2009, 02:30 PM
Re-ask the question: I have a coolant leak that appears to be coming from under the timing chain cover. Before I tear this apart, is this a possibility? Should I be looking at something else?
you might wanna check to belt resistor. when it happened on mt(2000 firebird) I too though it was the intake gasket, so I started pulling $#!t off and saw the the leak was behind the alternator. After closer inspection, I noticed that tensioner had two pvc-like hoses, and one of them was cracked. So that saved me a lot of time and money. Your tensioner might still work but what that is, it has two purposes, the belt tensioner and is a water bypass.
you might wanna check to belt resistor. when it happened on mt(2000 firebird) I too though it was the intake gasket, so I started pulling $#!t off and saw the the leak was behind the alternator. After closer inspection, I noticed that tensioner had two pvc-like hoses, and one of them was cracked. So that saved me a lot of time and money. Your tensioner might still work but what that is, it has two purposes, the belt tensioner and is a water bypass.
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