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12-28-2010, 06:29 PM
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losing antifreeze
my 01 triton v8 is leakin.thought it was thermostat gasket but in reallity its the piece the therm sets in.this main piece crosses from one side of the engine to other.the leak is under that.passenger side has like heater core lines driver side is where thermostat sets.does this piece come off fairly easy?parts store dont kno what im talkin about.thanks dave
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12-28-2010, 06:37 PM
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Re: losing antifreeze
If it is leaking from the plastic housing the thermostat sets in, you need to buy an intake for it. Ford intakes are famous for leaking since 1996.
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01-02-2011, 08:48 AM
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Re: losing antifreeze
ok i found the leak where the crossover piece seats theres a oddly shaped rubber gasket that fits perfectly in a ridge on the plastic ant therm housing seals to.however on passenger side theres one bolt u cannot get to.i actually thought it was jus like a pin because i couldnt believe ford would b dumb enuff to make it where intake would come off to change this.Anyway when i put it back together the left side now leaks because i couldnt get the bak bolt out and change that gasket to.since there was only one bolt it allowed it to slide.I kno this is a long shot but im hopin for an answer.dave
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