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Coolant leak
Tis the season for coolant problems...I have an active drip coming down off the back pass. side of the motor. 99 3.1L. I haven't gotten under it yet, the shops' full, but am kind of suspecting that it could be a freeze plug. Any ideas?
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Re: Coolant leak
Possible but it could be a hose or even the intake or head gasket. If it is back far enough and coming from the drain in the heater box it could be the heater core leaking. Wait until you can inspect it before jumping to any conclusions.
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Re: Coolant leak
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Re: Coolant leak
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Nasty stuff to fool with. Will not mix with anti freeze anyway.
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Re: Coolant leak
Here see the following thread http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=656443
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Re: Coolant leak
Before tearing the car down, do a pressure test on the cooling system so you are absolutely certain that it is a head gasket. It is a lot of work to change out a head gasket so you will want to be absolutely certain where this leak actually is. I agree that the water glass is not a product you want to use as there is no substitute for a proper repair.
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Re: Coolant leak
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