Engine Coolant leak help

Started by Mikey22, January 20, 2012, 09:45:53 PM

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Mikey22

Yeah that does seem to be what i have lol. Thanks for the tip with the bi carb, ill def give that a go :-)

m1tch

Its cheaper than that \'engine flush\' stuff, you need to give it a few passes through, the last pass should be with just clean water to get any bits of bicarb out of the system, also be prepared for the coolent buzzer soon after start up, its probably due to an air lock. The engine drain plug for the coolent is on the passenger side engine mount, its the bolt that is longer and different to the others, open that first making sure there is a bucket underneeth, get it flowing THEN open the rad cap lol

Kodiak

Do you have a picture of it please Mitch as I\'m in need of doing this. :)
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