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95 960 Coolant Leak 900 1995

posted by  Steve on  Mon Jun 2 02:06 CST 2008
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You can take the risk, hold off, add coolant, and hope for the best. A bottle of Bar's Leak might keep things at bay temporarily. Recognize, however, that if the head gasket fails completely and you suffer an overheating episode, the cost will increase dramatically. The B6300 engines do not tolerate overheating (or timing belt failures) as well as the B200 series.
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