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Block spring bolts realease due to not enough coolant.....death sentence? 700

posted by  740_fan on  Thu Dec 10 07:55 CST 2009
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My 1990 740 GL, appears to have not had enough coolant to handle the record low temps here in WA, and following my drive into work, have had the springs blow out of my block? I notices a watery/fuel mix leaking? My fear is that this is unrepairable? I just need to know what my next step is. I was able to get the vehicle home and there it sits. It is going to remain cold for awhile and I am unsure how to empty what coolant is left and how to add new....Any guidance would really help.....


Thank you,

Laure C.






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