antifreeze leak question.
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antifreeze leak question.
hello, what is the problem called when you have antifreeze leaking out from around the intake manifold? and how hard is it to fix? thanks!
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well you have to pull it off, and change the two rubber O rings. take the used O ring to the auto parts store and get to new ones. the one at the auto parts store are a little bigger but will work just fine.
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You can circumnavigate having any sort of issues with those pesky O-rings by picking up 2 20mm freeze plugs from your auto parts store.
Just gently yet firmly drive them flush into the end of the water passage, and WALLAH!! no more coolant in your intake.... I still replace to O-rings just as a double measure it ensure there are no leaks.....
Just gently yet firmly drive them flush into the end of the water passage, and WALLAH!! no more coolant in your intake.... I still replace to O-rings just as a double measure it ensure there are no leaks.....
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If you do decide to block coolant flow, you must also block the ACV port. If you don't, hot exhaust will heat up your manifold. It's a little rectangular port below the two intermediate ports. I like Quicksteel in the engine side because you can swap to any manifold, even the '79 style. Otherwise the manifold side is a little easier to deal with. You must clean the metal really well because of carbon and oil deposits.
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