Coolant leak
#1
Coolant leak
Ok i have a coolant leak that is on top of the timing cover behind the alternator . There is a small hose that that connects on a metal fitting that has corroded really bad. Dose anyone have a pic or can someone explain where that fitting goes and can it be easily replaced ?
THanks
Bill
THanks
Bill
#2
DINOSAURUS BOOSTUS
Expert Gearhead
I believe (not sure on your year) that it'* the coolant bypass fitting. From the factory on the 92-95'* they were plastic and you could replace them with metal. Like I said though..I'm merely buying time for the guys that know to wake up and post for you.
#3
it seems to been a fitting on the water pump casing next to the elbow. And the hose is an * shape that connects to a nipple that is seated right there behind the alternator (1990
bonneville) between the heads. the hose is 3/8 rubber.
Can this be block off if not looks im going to have to try and tap it for a new fitting or i guess get a new front casing :(
Bill
bonneville) between the heads. the hose is 3/8 rubber.
Can this be block off if not looks im going to have to try and tap it for a new fitting or i guess get a new front casing :(
Bill
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Yeah I think the fitting is part of the front timing cover.. You may be able to tap it, But I am not 100% if that will work... Not sure how much material there is to tap into
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hose
Determine if the leak is coming from the hose or the fitting. The hose is cake. The fitting you could remove and apply high temp sealant to the threads.
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