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My 1992 lumina was losing coolant in that long pipe/hose contraption that goes around half the engine compartment to get to the heater inlet/outlet. That had rusted through down by the wheel well, where salt gets thrown on it. It was difficult to find, because it would seep out as I was driving and not leak much when the system was not pressurized. Also if yours has that heater inlet around the thermostat, that failed for me also, but leaked a little for a long time until the junk metal finally failed completely. I’d say pressurize the cooling system and look for visible leaks first. ‘Course you did say that you can lose the whole overflow tank in 40 miles…
DaveCan you get clever with a small zip tie to keep it from vibrating off?
Can you get clever with a small zip tie to keep it from vibrating off?
Check out Fleetio
http://www.fleetio.comSeems to be free for under 5 vehicles.
DaveCheck out Fleetio
http://www.fleetio.comSeems to be free for under 5 vehicles.
DaveNapa sells a silicone product called Sil-Glyde. That might not be the exact spelling. I use it on caliper pins and rubber bushings.
Napa sells a silicone product called Sil-Glyde. That might not be the exact spelling. I use it on caliper pins and rubber bushings.
Big ol’ crack in outer brake pad at 3:07?
Big ol’ crack in outer brake pad at 3:07?
I recently changed all the mounts, because they were terrible. Exhaust is not touching body or suspension. Rear suspension needs work. Maybe the car vibrates so much because the rear suspension is worn out.
I recently changed all the mounts, because they were terrible. Exhaust is not touching body or suspension. Rear suspension needs work. Maybe the car vibrates so much because the rear suspension is worn out.
I like the shortcut. But do you need the new stud to be full-length? Why not cut it shorter and get it in without grinding the head. I’ve done this to motor mount bolts that I deemed too long.
I like the shortcut. But do you need the new stud to be full-length? Why not cut it shorter and get it in without grinding the head. I’ve done this to motor mount bolts that I deemed too long.
What happened with that large plug that you uncovered behind the panel? You sounded surprised to see it when the panel came off.
What happened with that large plug that you uncovered behind the panel? You sounded surprised to see it when the panel came off.
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