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I have this coolant leak & it only leaks when there’s pressure/when car warms up here’s a video of where it’s coming from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJ4K…ature=youtu.be , I squeezed the hose in the video to simulate pressure because the car wasn’t on. It’s a 95 240sx with stock KA motor
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Could not view the video at this time just white screen. we are having operating difficulty
at the time. Can you fix the leak or want to know what to do for the leak?I want to know what to do for the leak, heres the link with spaces just incase you still want to see the video https:// http://www.youtube. com/ watch?v=HJ4KdXT8HDU&feature=youtu.be
I can fix it I just want to know what to do, I have an idea of what I have to do I just want a second opinion before I do it & at the end find out its still leaking.
noticed stud was missing, I had someone help me who I thought was more knowledgeable with cars help me replace my knock sensor and long story short he removed a couple studs to move the manifold i guess to have more space. He ended up leaving me with leftover studs & a leak that wasnt there before.I also checked if there were anymore missing for the intake manifold but that was the only one. So i put the stud i believed was the one that belonged there but still did not fix leak here’s a video where i put the stud I dont know what to do now im frustrated https:// http://www.youtube. com/watch?v=HZvC…ature=youtu.be
Not to put to fine of a point on it but your video is craptastic. To dark and impossible to identify what you are showing us in ultra close up. Is that the t-stat housing? Looks to me like a gasket/seal/o=ring issue. If this guy helping you broke something lose and moved it it could be pinched or torn. The 2nd video I can see a radiator hose I think which makes sense. You very well might need to take it all apart and check out the seals whatever variety they are. Sorry would like to help further but way to hard to see what you are showing.
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