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  • #16
    wind from the road (and fans) blows antifreeze everywhere. the best way to find a hard to find leak is get the engine hot (drove around for about 15-30 minutes) and park on some ramps (jack stands take too long). open hood. look for steam. crawl under (its going to be hot down there -- be careful) and take a look around. use a flashlight.

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    • #17
      well ive canceled out my heater core cuz theres no smell inside the car and there isnt any sign on antifreeze inside either...now with this elbow wear u leakin it so bad that u were leavn puddles or was it a slow leak?


      87 Firebird RIP
      96 Camaro RS RIP
      94 Patriot Red 1LE Z28 - Sold
      02 WS6 TA - Sold

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      • #18
        it was a hose that was leakin after all...replaced it this mornin..thanks or the tips guys


        87 Firebird RIP
        96 Camaro RS RIP
        94 Patriot Red 1LE Z28 - Sold
        02 WS6 TA - Sold

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        • #19
          Originally posted by SilverRS96:
          alright so i just jacked up the car and looked underneath to c what was goin on...my passanger side has got some antifreeze on it...sway bar, tie rod, just in random places but i still cat find out what exactly it is or where its comin from....grrr
          mine was a mystery too. it was leaking out of the coolant fill tube.

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          • #20
            Yeah, don't go throwing around the blown head gaskets. That is the biggest problem I've ever had to deal with on my car, or any that we've ever owned.

            It's not that bad to pay for the gaskets and head bolts, just about 120, but when you take the engine apart, it sucks really bad because you have to take so much out to fix it.
            94 Camaro<br />Purple Pearl Metallic<br />V6 Auto

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