coolant smell...FIXED....thanks guys!
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Re: coolant smell
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Originally Posted by toddster
Heater core?
Is it hard to change the core?
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
get those gauges fixed, and check the oil for coolant
I've checked all the grounds and cleaned them as needed for the last 12 years of owning the car.
short of replacing the gauges I think I've done all I could to make them work but no dice.
Do you have a cluster you can part out, I just need the right 3 gauges board
Todd
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Re: coolant smell
Originally Posted by toddster
I ran car for a little while this morning and put on the defrost and no steam on windshield....Is it hard to change the core?
When you get around to changing the thermostat, and hopefully flushing the Dex for "mixes with any color" coolant, use this re-fill procedure to minimize air voids in your engine: http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=article&k=100
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Originally Posted by bill buttermore
Here are some places to look for coolant leaks:
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Originally Posted by whitecrystal1
Question, on the right side of the picture, the circle at the outlet of the water pump, are you to look for a leak at the hose (where connected to the water pump) or is there something behind it that can leak too? Thanks
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Originally Posted by whitecrystal1
Question, on the right side of the picture, the circle at the outlet of the water pump, are you to look for a leak at the hose (where connected to the water pump) or is there something behind it that can leak too? Thanks
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Originally Posted by toddster
what coolant should I use? brand