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Water Pump Leak After Coolant Flush
Water Pump Leak After Coolant Flush. Coolant and oil are two possibilities. Tap causes problems in iron block/aluminum head/aluminum radiator systems, like ours.

However, the water pump was designed with a dynamic seal. A bad water pump can be commonplace for a coolant fluid loss if the engine is running. Air comes into contact with the coolant several ways.
Thus, Coolant Has To Flow Within The Water Pump.
Coolant and oil are two possibilities. Leaks usually show up after flushes, i would be more worried about their attempted repair. I only emptied and refilled so a lot of the original coolant would have been left behind to react with the new coolant.
Duplicate Phase One, But Instead Of Adding Solvent And Driving, Just Flush Flush, Flush Flush And Flush Some More, Using Tap/Hose Water.
#6 · feb 14, 2008. They'll show you where it is. Put some uv dye in the coolant.
There Could Be Many Reasons For Water Pump Leaking Or Failing.
Did you use sealant where you were. The liquid should be tested to see if it is water. The next day, i check the ground underneath to see if it leaked, and saw a small leak from under the bolt of the radiator tank (left hand side).
In That Case, The Coolant Will Leak From The Water Pump If There Is Any Hole Or Corrosion In It.
Nothing to do with having air in the system, which somebody at the time lead me to believe. Then the water pump bearings started making those rattling noises. For sufficient and outstanding corrosion protection all year round, the mix ratio of coolant and water is important for ensuring the proper functioning and service life of the water pump.
For Safety Reasons, We Recommend A Mix Ratio Of 50:50.
It's coming from way down low out of the weep hole. But just like in the 1&2 start reviews warning readers not to use the bars leak (et al) products. Went away for 2 weeks over the holidays and came back to find my fresh g13 was all over the driveway beneath the car.
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