Loosing coolant and overheating!!!!!
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Loosing coolant and overheating!!!!!
Coming home I noticed the Temp guage is high and coolant light is on. I've got coolant coming out from the front lower part of engine!!!
Whats up?
Whats up?
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You have three hoses on the front of the engine but if they are sound then more likely than not your water pump just went south. Replacement is the entire timing belt drill. Driving it is not a good idea until you KNOW where it is leaking.
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Originally Posted by heinrich
Loose coolant can be tightened with special tool 900.34.12.121 Seriously, get under there and check.
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The 1" diameter fill hose that enters the T-stat housing under the top rad hose often grows to more than 1" - and leaks coolant down through the covers just like a pump: Fix ~ $30.
Waterpump - merely a walk in the park for a guy who pulled and rebuilt his auto transmission cost ~ $500 max
Flash light and diagnostic peek - plus a screwdriver to tighten loose clamp: priceless!
Waterpump - merely a walk in the park for a guy who pulled and rebuilt his auto transmission cost ~ $500 max
Flash light and diagnostic peek - plus a screwdriver to tighten loose clamp: priceless!
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Originally Posted by Herr-Kuhn
Water pump isn't that big of a deal to do at home...just take your time...if you pull it all apart, there is lots of room to work...unlike the 944, those are tight.
Not including all the tools and chemicals that I should've had already, I'm probably up to around $700 including upgrading to adjustable cam gears, PorKen's kit for the conversion, oil pump gear, WP and gasket, WP bolts, tensioner and idler pulleys, tensioner rebuild and gasket, TB, and a few other random parts. If your pulleys and gears are still good, it'll probably be under $300.