Reply With Quote"canucks" <net> wrote in message news:<_n7Kb.11009$bellsouth.net>...
I assume you mean water mixing with the oil. That is not guaranteed
to happen with a blown head gasket. It depends where it blows. You
don't see any visible signs of leaks in the driveway or garage where
you park it? Check the exhaust when you start it up cold and smell it
for coolant. Otherwise bring it in for a pressure check and
potentially a leakdown test.
davemac
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- 01-05 05:28 AM #1canucksGuest
waterflow reservoir pushing water out
I have a 92 Camry v6 with 205k miles...the belts, water pump and hoses
were changed 40k miles ago. I'm losing water from my radiator. from the
waterflow. I dont think its the head gasket...i dont see any water mixing
with the coolant.. ?
- 01-05 09:24 AM #2davemacGuest
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- 01-05 11:22 PM #3DGuest
Re: waterflow reservoir pushing water out
On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 00:28:16 -0600, "canucks"
<net> wrote:
If you mean from the overflow, I would replace the radiator cap and
clean the area where the cap contacts the rad so you get a good seal.
It might very well be something more involved, but this is fast,
cheap, and you can do it yourself in 5 minutes.
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