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i agree with scott37300 100% flush it good and drive it till its dead. everyone has an opinion on what the stop leak is going to do long term, but in your case you have alot into it that you will not get back out. id pray, do the best you can and leave the rest to God. good luck to you brother.
i agree with scott37300 100% flush it good and drive it till its dead. everyone has an opinion on what the stop leak is going to do long term, but in your case you have alot into it that you will not get back out. id pray, do the best you can and leave the rest to God. good luck to you brother.
no check engine light. every once in awhile it comes on and goes off before i can plug it in.
no check engine light. every once in awhile it comes on and goes off before i can plug it in.
might be the harmonic balencer, or crankshaft pully, what ever you want to call it. look at the pully that is supplying power to all the other pullys and see if the rubber inside the pully is coming out. if it is the pully is working its way out and not aligning with the others.
might be the harmonic balencer, or crankshaft pully, what ever you want to call it. look at the pully that is supplying power to all the other pullys and see if the rubber inside the pully is coming out. if it is the pully is working its way out and not aligning with the others.
you need to get a multimeter and start from the battery and work your way back.
you need to get a multimeter and start from the battery and work your way back.
i have somewhat of the same problem with my 2000 impala. the hose has a really tight turn in it and can be problematic. id look there first.
i have somewhat of the same problem with my 2000 impala. the hose has a really tight turn in it and can be problematic. id look there first.
it might be cause the fuel fill tube to the tank is kinked. look under the vehicle and see if you can spot the line running from the tank up to the fill spout. did this problem start recently or has it been ongoing?
it might be cause the fuel fill tube to the tank is kinked. look under the vehicle and see if you can spot the line running from the tank up to the fill spout. did this problem start recently or has it been ongoing?
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try, try, try again. persistance almost always pays off. in the future, make sure you dip you finger in fresh oil and run it around the rubber seal. you got this!
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