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coolant leaking- 850 1996

posted by  db on  Fri Sep 12 07:11 CST 2003
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Look for corrosion/buildup to help locate the leak. If you see fluid under the car, look for where it is coming out of. Could be as simple as a loose hose.

Raidator is not too hard, thermostat isn't either. If you are looking at doing the waterpump, you might as well plan on replacing the timing belt at the same time...this one is more work, but not too bad.






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