Leak From Somewhere
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Leak From Somewhere
Hey all- I noticed today that I am leaking what looks to be antifreeze from just below the passenger valve cover gasket. I does not look to be mixed with oil. There are NO visible signs of sweet smelling smoke from the tailpipe, no milky oil mixture, and no overheating. I added two pics below. Any suggestions would be great.
NOTE- The photo referenced is the passenger side O2 Sensor pigtail/ connector as it rests close to the block, near the rear of the header from that side.
I am at a loss and praying it is not a head gasket or blown head.
Thank you all once again!
Kevin
NOTE- The photo referenced is the passenger side O2 Sensor pigtail/ connector as it rests close to the block, near the rear of the header from that side.
I am at a loss and praying it is not a head gasket or blown head.
Thank you all once again!
Kevin
Last edited by Vai2kdna77; 10-05-2014 at 11:29 AM.
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#4
Ok, I can take it to autozone or advance and pressure test it?
I do fill it every once in a while, but it is so random. I keep getting the trickle sound and I undo the expansion tank and allow it to get the air out.
So- It appears to need a pressure test, and that should tell me what I need.
Again- Looking up things on the forum and google- other than a coolant leak at random times, there are NO signs of typical Head Gasket failure.
Thank you all for this forum- it is truly appreciated and a life saver.
I do fill it every once in a while, but it is so random. I keep getting the trickle sound and I undo the expansion tank and allow it to get the air out.
So- It appears to need a pressure test, and that should tell me what I need.
Again- Looking up things on the forum and google- other than a coolant leak at random times, there are NO signs of typical Head Gasket failure.
Thank you all for this forum- it is truly appreciated and a life saver.
#5
the store will not do it for you, they will lend you the tester you will have to do the test yourself or bring it to a shop and pay them.
its a pretty simple test most times, install the tester pump up to 18 psi and start looking for the leak, in your case you will want a flashlight and mirror.
its a pretty simple test most times, install the tester pump up to 18 psi and start looking for the leak, in your case you will want a flashlight and mirror.
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