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Old 10-21-2008, 05:18 PM   #16
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There are two main areas to watch for leaking coolant.

The first at the bottom of the expansion chamber like Jess described. The second is a hose fitting on the back of the engine that is known to break.

Replacing the latter is a good preventative measure, but the former is somewhat expensive.


If it's troubling you, have the system pressure tested and have them do UV leak detection. If there's a problem with air entering your system, those two tests will find it pretty quickly.
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