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Old 09-13-2014, 10:45 AM
Dan Stokes Dan Stokes is offline
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He beat me to it but I'll second - clean the engine bay! It makes it possible to trace the source of the leak and it'll be much more pleasant to fix once identified.

The 1 5/8" (whatever that is in metric) short hose that goes from the t-stat housing down is often overlooked. You can buy the right size fuel filler hose at the big box auto parts stores and that will work fine. It's just a straight length of hose. I'd do that while you're in there. But the highest probability is the water pump as the seals will wear eventually.

Dan
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