What is this pipe?
What is this pipe?
I found my water leak just now. Its this pipe that runs side to side under the car. Its almost right under the pulleys & is in front of where the oil drain is. I can't exactly get to it right now because I have to go somewhere. What is it though? Seems to be leaking right where a small tube thing goes in. Need to drop the plastic protectant to get to it. Thanks.
Re: What is this pipe?
Originally posted by Ryde _Or_Die
...Its this pipe that runs side to side under the car. Its almost right under the pulleys & is in front of where the oil drain is...
...Its this pipe that runs side to side under the car. Its almost right under the pulleys & is in front of where the oil drain is...
OK, multiple-choice test:
1. The leak is coming from a...
a) hose that has a hole or crack in it.
b) broken metal piece that a hose connects to.
c) broken plastic piece that a hose connects to.
d) hose connection, and nothing appears broken.
2. The hose nearest the leak is a...
a) big fat rubber hose
b) medium-sized rubber hose
c) thin metal hose
3. The hose nearest the leak goes from...
a) the top of the radiator to the top of the engine.
b) the bottom of the radiator to the bottom of the engine.
c) the bottom of the radiator way back to the firewall.
d) the bottom of the engine to the top of the engine.
BTW, stop-leak products are really bad for your car, but I guess it's too late now.
1. The leak is coming from a...
a) hose that has a hole or crack in it.
b) broken metal piece that a hose connects to.
c) broken plastic piece that a hose connects to.
d) hose connection, and nothing appears broken.
2. The hose nearest the leak is a...
a) big fat rubber hose
b) medium-sized rubber hose
c) thin metal hose
3. The hose nearest the leak goes from...
a) the top of the radiator to the top of the engine.
b) the bottom of the radiator to the bottom of the engine.
c) the bottom of the radiator way back to the firewall.
d) the bottom of the engine to the top of the engine.
BTW, stop-leak products are really bad for your car, but I guess it's too late now.
Originally posted by Evil Aviator
OK, multiple-choice test:
1. The leak is coming from a...
a) hose that has a hole or crack in it.
b) broken metal piece that a hose connects to.
c) broken plastic piece that a hose connects to.
d) hose connection, and nothing appears broken.
2. The hose nearest the leak is a...
a) big fat rubber hose
b) medium-sized rubber hose
c) thin metal hose
3. The hose nearest the leak goes from...
a) the top of the radiator to the top of the engine.
b) the bottom of the radiator to the bottom of the engine.
c) the bottom of the radiator way back to the firewall.
d) the bottom of the engine to the top of the engine.
BTW, stop-leak products are really bad for your car, but I guess it's too late now.
OK, multiple-choice test:
1. The leak is coming from a...
a) hose that has a hole or crack in it.
b) broken metal piece that a hose connects to.
c) broken plastic piece that a hose connects to.
d) hose connection, and nothing appears broken.
2. The hose nearest the leak is a...
a) big fat rubber hose
b) medium-sized rubber hose
c) thin metal hose
3. The hose nearest the leak goes from...
a) the top of the radiator to the top of the engine.
b) the bottom of the radiator to the bottom of the engine.
c) the bottom of the radiator way back to the firewall.
d) the bottom of the engine to the top of the engine.
BTW, stop-leak products are really bad for your car, but I guess it's too late now.
OK...
1. go with C
2. go with C
3. unknown, I haven't had a chance to take the plastic cover off the bottom of my car. I am doing that tomorrow morning.
O ya, the sealant fix sucked ***. Evil you are right down the road from me man.
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