Water Leak
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Water Leak
I have checked around the water pump and there is no evidence of a leak. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Water Leak
Could be a radiator leak but check all hose connectors, thermostat housing etc.from the top down.
If you're getting a drip every 10 seconds it should be easy to spot.
If you're getting a drip every 10 seconds it should be easy to spot.
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Re: Water Leak
Yes. Most likely the water pump - or possibly just the by-pass hose. Either way, it is best to replace the short hose with a cut length of heater hose. Don't fit one of those ridiculous crushable soft rubber jobs that last about 6 months
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Re: Water Leak
Water tends to run downwards. A dry paper towel will soon detect a ‘drip every 10 second’ leak (that is about a millilitre every 3 minutes, or so. It cannot take too long to isolate the area of the leak and then the actual leak.