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Why my waterpump started to leak again? 900

posted by  chris herbst on  Tue Jan 20 07:22 CST 2004
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Don't be too alarmed until you see it leaking in warmer temperatures. The water pump seal or gaskets can leak in cold weather. It varies on the model and pump design, but cold temperatures always bring out leaks at the water pumps. YOu may not see it leaking much again. Depending on how much leaked in the first place, it may be no cause for alarm at all. Although, if it was a big leak, it could indicate a worse problem.






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