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Leaking coolant need part name
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kshansen
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A little help like make and model of the machine or engine? If it's possible a s/n would also help!
kshansen
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A bit tricky to be sure which end is up from picture. But then some have said I don't know which end is up at times!
Is leak coming down from point C to B then A or the other way around?
Looks like there is a drip hanging at point B ready drop on to the 90º pipe elbow. Or did the elbow just drip on the point B?
Is leak coming down from point C to B then A or the other way around?
Looks like there is a drip hanging at point B ready drop on to the 90º pipe elbow. Or did the elbow just drip on the point B?
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I would call it a “cobbled up mess with a temperature sending unit on one end, that’s missing a wire”.
But, I might be wrong. Seriously, you could probably follow the hose to where it leads to, plug, and remove all of that.
But, I might be wrong. Seriously, you could probably follow the hose to where it leads to, plug, and remove all of that.