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Heater core leak. Bypass? Stops Leaks? 86 760 Turbo 700 1986

posted by  canuckster on  Sun Apr 7 13:55 CST 2002
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I'm inclined to go with the by pass. I started to get at the core and there is a fair bit of coolant in the ducts. I think the previous owner had tried the stops leaks trick, judging from the colour of the coolant prior to my flush and fill.
thanks for the input.






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