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Old 05-09-2004, 11:09 PM
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leaking anti-freeze. !! HELP !!

i went to start my blazer tonight and it took a sec to catch, like it hesitated to start.. like old trucks do on cold days. Well i told my bf and he reved it a few times and warmed it up then i said UH OH i smell anti-freeze. Sure enuf its dripping out (only when running and sorta warm like 205degrees) from back behind the engine.. between the tranny and the engine really. It isnt the radiator bcuz its so far back, it doesnt look like its any of the radiator hoses (upper and lower anyway) and i looked @ my valves and head and it isnt leaking there. What could be a reason my truck is leaking anti-freeze when it warms up? It doesnt leak when its sitting shut off... A friend of mine mentioned if it isnt a hose that is hiden up there that i cant see it might be my engine block has a crack.. but what else could it be?

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Old 05-10-2004, 10:52 AM
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Re: leaking anti-freeze. !! HELP !!

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i went to start my blazer tonight and it took a sec to catch, like it hesitated to start.. like old trucks do on cold days. Well i told my bf and he reved it a few times and warmed it up then i said UH OH i smell anti-freeze. Sure enuf its dripping out (only when running and sorta warm like 205degrees) from back behind the engine.. between the tranny and the engine really. It isnt the radiator bcuz its so far back, it doesnt look like its any of the radiator hoses (upper and lower anyway) and i looked @ my valves and head and it isnt leaking there. What could be a reason my truck is leaking anti-freeze when it warms up? It doesnt leak when its sitting shut off... A friend of mine mentioned if it isnt a hose that is hiden up there that i cant see it might be my engine block has a crack.. but what else could it be?

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Most likely the back of the intake is leaking.
Only a pressure test and a good look around will find the source.
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Old 05-10-2004, 12:18 PM
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Re: Re: leaking anti-freeze. !! HELP !!

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Most likely the back of the intake is leaking.
Only a pressure test and a good look around will find the source.
What he said....mine did the same exact thing...turned out to be the intake manifold gasket. HTH
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Re: leaking anti-freeze. !! HELP !!

they have 2 freeze plugs in back of block between the engine and tranny,hope it isnt that,if it is you have to pull tranny back to replace.
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What he said....mine did the same exact thing...turned out to be the intake manifold gasket. HTH
most likely the intake gasket mine leakes too aparently GM wasnt thinking when they designed the crappy paper gasket that goes in there
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Re: leaking anti-freeze. !! HELP !!

Go to AutoZone and borrow the radiator pressure tester. It is a small hand held tire pump with a Radiator cap and Pressure gauge on it. When your engine is shut off and cold, remove your Radiator cap and attach the pressure tester. Pump up to the pressure rating of the cap. Then with a flashlight, you should be able to pin point the leak.
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Old 11-19-2009, 08:48 PM
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Re: leaking anti-freeze. !! HELP !!

If the intake manifold gaskets haven't been changed, I'll bet big money on those. Just changed mine on my 98 Blazer. Shop wanted $413 for shop and labor. I prolly spent about $75 for gaskets, oil, coolant, beers.
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