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YOUR RESEARCHFreaking coolant leak
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Trust me I looked REALLY good, becasue at first I thought it was the pump
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Ok I have a leak, the leak is DEFINATLY coming from the connection at the pump. Where the hose attaches that goes up to the over flow bottle.
I have replaced this hose, I cleaned up the pump outlet really well and today, it started leaking again.... Ideas?
Thanks!
Positive, the leak is at the pump. the only wet part is the very bottom of the hose. Slow drip. Trust me I looked REALLY good, becasue at first I thought it was the pump
I think it will cure itself once your water hits 206 degrees......
OH wait - yours wont ever hit that high
I thought I was leaking water the other day, but it was just raining out
I am mean, sorry Kyle - damn water leaks suck
Does the pump have any casting flash\mold lines on the nipple? New full contact clamp? Oetiker or other full contact band clamp so you can crank it down without cutting the hose?
