[s-cars] Video Troubleshooting-coolant leak
Manuel Sanchez
manuelsanchez at starpower.net
Tue Aug 18 05:35:29 PDT 2009
Bill,
Just above that leak is the bleeder valve for the cooling system,
that plastic flathead screw thing with what looks like white gunk in
your video. It was hard to tell but as I know you well know the gunk
on the bleeder could be seeping coolant. I remember checking mine
once and the bleeder screw was surprising loose, maybe you need to
just tighten.
Having said that I did replace all the rubber and plastic bits up
there as others have and had recommended, especially if you don't
know their age.
Good Luck,
-Manny
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Date: Mon, 17 Aug 2009 21:22:07 -0500
From: bill mahoney <airbil at gmail.com>
Subject: [s-cars] Video Troubleshooting
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Folk's
Long story, short; I have a coolant leak under the plenum as shown here?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/airbil/3831328887/
With luck it would just be a fubar'd hose clamp.
I cant really tell yet if its a hose or a tube under there.. ran out of
daylight.
Any BTDT's ? Hopefully it's a replaceable hose or tube and not part
of the
heater core.
FWLIW this leak only showed up in the engine bay at the base of the
passenger side firewall, apparently after it drains down from drivers
side.
Could only tell from the coolant soaked crap in there.
TIA!
Bill~It's All Good! except this~M
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