Subject	fyi
Posted by	blackomega on March 02, 2011 at 12:07 AM
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In Reply To	cap relaced posted by rgonzales39355 on March 01, 2011 at 11:07 PM
Message	Water can damage the block over time to the point of wearing holes into coolant passages. If you are really "losing" coolant this could be the reason. Could be inside your engine where its not supposed to be. Worst case. However before jumping to that conclusion remember how coolant heats and expands in searching for a leaking flow. Check the entire coolant system. If it is something leaking while you are driving it then look for symptoms before, during, and after a drive. Check on the bottom of your hood for coolant spray. Check all your connections and clamps. Good luck and let us know ___________________ "If everybody is thinking alike, somebody isn't thinking." ~~ George S. Patton
Follow Ups	Z drinks coolant - rgonzales39355 21:10:24 03/01/11 First - thx for serving our country, glad you made it - jzack 22:49:12 03/01/11 cap relaced - rgonzales39355 23:07:25 03/01/11 fyi - blackomega 00:07:22 03/02/11 Have it pressure tested - Jehannum 07:52:47 03/02/11 I have an idea. - TheSlimOne 08:51:21 03/02/11 good advice (n/m) - blackomega 10:15:19 03/02/11
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