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Coolant leak - metal line off water pump rusted through 200 1989

Hi all,

The metal line that connects to my water pump has sprung a leak where it bends up to the engine and I'm loosing coolant. What is the replacement procedure?Does the head of the engine need to come off? It looks like its dripping right from the line.

thanks for your help








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    Coolant leak - metal line off water pump rusted through 200 1989

    Have done this repair afew times it usualy pinholes at the mounting tab
    weld.Removing as instructed is simple ,cleaning the affected area and coating
    it with bronze has proven durable for me.This pipe should painted as a
    matter of maintenance,especialy in salty exposures
    Ps I think the flexing stress at this spot is not good for JB weld
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    Rene








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    Coolant leak - metal line off water pump rusted through 200 1989

    Hi Joe,

    If you're absolutely sure it is the pipe, this is a good news repair. It is held with one M8 bolt to the block, just forward of that bend you mention, and again with the tab at the water pump. Behind the head is only the heater hose clamped to its end, which is a lot easier to disconnect with the pipe loose.

    Biggest challenge is going to be locating your replacement pipe, which may be no challenge at all if you have a self-service yard nearby.

    Good luck -
    --
    Art Benstein near Baltimore

    Show me a piano falling down a mine shaft, and I'll show you A-flat minor.







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