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Jeep Wrangler Water Pump Weep Hole. There are 3 ways to check for a faulty water pump. Since doing this, i haven't had any water leak issues at all. This would be most visible from underneath with the engine. It's called a weep hole. All the threads i read about the water pump weeping out of the weep hole show coolant around the lip of the oil pan, and dripping down the crank pulley. With the engine running at normal operating temperature, squeezing the. Simple solution, remove the foam pads and clips and fill the hole with silicone. The local auto parts store sells dye that you put into the radiator, then use a uv light (black light) to. I expected to find coolant leaking from the weep hole, but it's possibly coming from under the plug located below the shaft. It's kind of a warning system to let you know of impending catastrophic water pump failure. This is what the water pump looks like as if it were mounted on the engine.

With the engine running at normal operating temperature, squeezing the. This would be most visible from underneath with the engine. There are 3 ways to check for a faulty water pump. This is what the water pump looks like as if it were mounted on the engine. I expected to find coolant leaking from the weep hole, but it's possibly coming from under the plug located below the shaft. The local auto parts store sells dye that you put into the radiator, then use a uv light (black light) to. All the threads i read about the water pump weeping out of the weep hole show coolant around the lip of the oil pan, and dripping down the crank pulley. It's called a weep hole. Simple solution, remove the foam pads and clips and fill the hole with silicone. Since doing this, i haven't had any water leak issues at all.

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Jeep Wrangler Water Pump Weep Hole I expected to find coolant leaking from the weep hole, but it's possibly coming from under the plug located below the shaft. There are 3 ways to check for a faulty water pump. Since doing this, i haven't had any water leak issues at all. I expected to find coolant leaking from the weep hole, but it's possibly coming from under the plug located below the shaft. It's called a weep hole. Simple solution, remove the foam pads and clips and fill the hole with silicone. The local auto parts store sells dye that you put into the radiator, then use a uv light (black light) to. With the engine running at normal operating temperature, squeezing the. It's kind of a warning system to let you know of impending catastrophic water pump failure. All the threads i read about the water pump weeping out of the weep hole show coolant around the lip of the oil pan, and dripping down the crank pulley. This would be most visible from underneath with the engine. This is what the water pump looks like as if it were mounted on the engine.