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Posted by Paul Shuler on February 03, 2006 at 14:50:24 from (170.29.248.3):
I have fixed my leak, or at least for now. Worked my hand in behind the head to see if I could feel where the water was coming from. I found a bolt that I couldn't even see that sat behind a lip on the intake and had the wireing harness laying on it. I had just enough room to squeeze a finger back there and found it only finger tight. After much work to get a wrench on it and turned it a turn and a half my leak for now any way is gone.No runs, no drips , no errors. Thank you all so much for you help on this problem. I think the intake bolts tend to get loose over time with the cast iron block cooling at one rate and the aluminum intake at another. Oh well,dry for now. Paul
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