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cooland leaking from outer firewall 700 1991

posted by  Fribblehead on  Fri Mar 7 01:30 CST 2003
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Hi board,
Here is my situation, I could not fine any help from past posts about this. I am losing coolant right in the vicinity of where the heater core hoses I believe go into the firewall. I do not think its leaking from the hoses, that area does not seem to be wet. You can see the coolant collecting sort of at the base of where the throttle cable comes out and then a screw sticking out of the wall with a big washer and nut on it. I originally thought it was the hoses, but it does not look that way. I look all over the place inside the car and see no coolant leaking whatsoever, thus I have figured it is probably not the heater core. The carpets are not wet, and I do not smell coolant when the heat is on. I see the hoses connect to a rubber type connecter thingy ma do going into the firwall. Could that a part that cracks, any other suggestions. I can post a pic if necessary.
Thanks a ton in advance,

steve from MA






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