Lb7 Thermostat Housing Leak at Robin Reynolds blog

Lb7 Thermostat Housing Leak. if it's dripping off the back of the engine, there are some coolant hoses up on the top of the engine that you should check for leaks. this leak will leave coolant down the front of the engine. i have checked all around the block, heads, coolant lines/hoses and no leaks from those areas, just at the seam of the block and. did you pull the thermostat housing or hard pipe? I'd also take a look at the block. Again, when it's done right, it glides effortlessly into place. The highest place i've tracked it to is the little valley to the lower left of. Leak is coming from the area around the top of the bypass tube / bottom of thermostat housing,. step 6 removing the thermostat housing use your sockets to remove the bolts from the thermostat housing. mine turned out to be a small section of 3 inch by 1/2 or so coolant hose on the drivers side of the engine, that heads from the metal. the tube goes into the thermostat housing and rotates onto the top of the water pump. here's what i find: I pinched the o ring putting mine back on once and it leaked.

I pinched the o ring putting mine back on once and it leaked. Again, when it's done right, it glides effortlessly into place. mine turned out to be a small section of 3 inch by 1/2 or so coolant hose on the drivers side of the engine, that heads from the metal. The highest place i've tracked it to is the little valley to the lower left of. the tube goes into the thermostat housing and rotates onto the top of the water pump. Leak is coming from the area around the top of the bypass tube / bottom of thermostat housing,. did you pull the thermostat housing or hard pipe? I'd also take a look at the block. here's what i find: this leak will leave coolant down the front of the engine.

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Lb7 Thermostat Housing Leak mine turned out to be a small section of 3 inch by 1/2 or so coolant hose on the drivers side of the engine, that heads from the metal. Leak is coming from the area around the top of the bypass tube / bottom of thermostat housing,. if it's dripping off the back of the engine, there are some coolant hoses up on the top of the engine that you should check for leaks. I'd also take a look at the block. this leak will leave coolant down the front of the engine. the tube goes into the thermostat housing and rotates onto the top of the water pump. here's what i find: i have checked all around the block, heads, coolant lines/hoses and no leaks from those areas, just at the seam of the block and. The highest place i've tracked it to is the little valley to the lower left of. step 6 removing the thermostat housing use your sockets to remove the bolts from the thermostat housing. I pinched the o ring putting mine back on once and it leaked. did you pull the thermostat housing or hard pipe? mine turned out to be a small section of 3 inch by 1/2 or so coolant hose on the drivers side of the engine, that heads from the metal. Again, when it's done right, it glides effortlessly into place.