It's gotten gradually worse since I got it June of last year. It's not coming from the heater hoses, it's not coming from the intake gaskets on account of I just replaced them... I just know it's coming from the passenger side of the engine in a spot where I clearly can't see. It leaks down the same heatshield as the AC condensation, but it can't be the heater core since it's running down the block. I feel like it's a freeze plug. What problem areas are there on the passenger side of the engine other than heater hoses?
2000 Expedition, can't find this coolant leak
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stamp11127
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Head gasket or cracked block or cerebellum. Use a mechanics mirror to inspect.
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Cerebellum? Don't insult me like that!
I'm just kidding. I'm thinking it's somewhere on the rear heater hose in between the top and the bottom where I can't see it. I wish I had a mirror
stamp11127
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Brought to you by the auto correcting feature of this tablet. Should have been freeze plug.
ExplorerTom
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It's coming off the back of the block? While parked on level ground?
You said you changed the intake manifold gaskets. My intake manifold cracked and was leaking coolant. In my case, changing the gaskets wouldn't have solved the problem. Could yours be cracked as well?
You said you changed the intake manifold gaskets. My intake manifold cracked and was leaking coolant. In my case, changing the gaskets wouldn't have solved the problem. Could yours be cracked as well?
I was thinking it's probably a freeze plug. It's in a spot that I can't even get a mirror to.
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