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I don't know how this happened! I was driving to school this morning, parked, and noticed a steady drip under my car from the back of the motor. At first, thought it was oil, but no, it's coolant. I was late for class, so when I came home, popped the hood, and at the back passenger side, the top of the intake gasket is spurting coolant, and it leaks more the more rpm. Tried tightening down the manifold bolts, but they're still tight. One other thing, the radiator and cap aren't hot at all. Could something have come loose and is blocking the water passages? That's the only thing I can think of. How can I fix it? I haven't done any engine work in a long time, and replaced the intake gaskets almost two years ago. I did add redline water wetter about a week ago. Could it have broken something loose?
Also, that grinding sound I was hearing was nothing more than a broken exhaust hanger rubbing against the pipe at certain rpms.
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My Baby: '67 Cougar
289 4V, T5, 16x8 AR Rims
Rice is only good for one thing...
...but I can't think of it
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: thecougarguy on 4/18/02 2:46am ]</font>
Also, that grinding sound I was hearing was nothing more than a broken exhaust hanger rubbing against the pipe at certain rpms.
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My Baby: '67 Cougar
289 4V, T5, 16x8 AR Rims
Rice is only good for one thing...
...but I can't think of it
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: thecougarguy on 4/18/02 2:46am ]</font>