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RE: leaking coolant, but from where?
Lauri, please tell me you meant BAR, not PSI. If you're driving around
happily with 14-15 PSI, you must live in a country that is all
down-hill... :)
(1 BAR = 14.5 PSI)
Drew
On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, Lauri Pettai wrote:
> Do not forget to Hold the gas pedal on the floor while
> doing compression check.
>
> I got 7-8-8-9 PSI as a compression and was suggested to
> rebuild engine ASAP.
> Then did another check with gas pedal on the floor and
> I got 14-15-15-14 PSI and I'm still driving happily. :)
>
> Lauri
> '84 2.0 16v
>
> > >From your head gasket. Do a compression check.
> > ok so i got out of my car today and noticed a puddle of coolant under it.
> > It was leaking somewhere from the back of the engine compartment, and
> > coolant had actually gotten onto the coil. Car is an '88 16v. I've checked
> > all the heater hoses and they all seam fine. Where else could coolant have
> > leaked from back there and actually have gotten on the coil? Could it be
> > the heater control valve? I can't find the source of the leak anywhere
>
>
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