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Old Sep 7, 2005 | 11:47 PM
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ok lookingf more at the leak i have and i see a lot of fluid on the block under my rear head hoping it is just the intake and the fluid is wicking from there over to the place it was found if not do i need to mill the head if i pull it if i do then the car is down for a week and i am with out a ride lol it needs to get fixed rite not just a band aid you know i want the car to be there when i need it and not blow the head agin at a bad time thanks guys
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not ben able to get under it yet it dont use that mutch cooland and it is on the front behind the alt was thinking it was the LIM but seen the coolant on the block under thye head mount area so i am just hoping it is the LIM and just wicking its way down the side of the head gasket it runs good kinda ruff at idel but not bad set of plugs and a PVC will cure that no biggy the temp jumps up real quick to 200 and stays there for the most part but dose spike up to 3/4 on the guage and comes back down witch is due to get changed sunday with a driled 180 and some other stuff like a delco O2 and the pvc and plugs and the tentioner for the SC
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Suggestion would be to clean it down really well and keep an eye on it to find the exact location of the leak.
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Old Sep 11, 2005 | 09:49 PM
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well got it fixed and it was a leak due to lasyness lol

got the alt off and seen all the anti freez and found out some one did the water pump and what not the leak was from the heter hose that plugs in to the watter pump block for some reason they where out and they didnt replace the o-rings lol o well chalk one up[ to the cheep people in the world all that worrying over a 10 cent part lol any how took the time to service the supercharger and do a tuen up new delco O2 and plugs put in a 180 tstat fuel filter and so on

man was that PCV crusty lol it idels so smoth now it is a difrent car :P

on a side note some one alreddy changed the nipple on the LIM to the metal one so one less thing to worry about
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