Subject	Thanks- a few questions >>>
Posted by	stockplayerz(nyc) on June 23, 2013 at 1:21 AM
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In Reply To	My advice - I'd probably elect to start by removing posted by jzack on June 21, 2013 at 09:32 PM
Message	The short coolant lines you mention that are behind the pipes- can you see them without taking pipes off? How many are there? Just took a closer look today, and theres coolant leaking under the car, right around the center where the water pump is. But couldn't tell if it's a hose leaking or wp. Will I be able to check this by taking only the drivers side tb cover off? Thanks again!
Follow Ups	Damn! Finally happened, need advice >>> - stockplayerz(nyc) 21:31:18 06/18/13 Correction- meant behind timing cover area, thanks. (n/m) - stockplayerz(nyc) 21:35:50 06/18/13 Steam under the hood usually means a coolant connection - jzack 22:48:25 06/18/13 If you havent done the throttle body coolant line - Xteam300TT (South Tx ) 23:09:50 06/18/13 Park it before you blow a head gasket (n/m) - z-u-later 08:02:33 06/19/13 THANKS ALL FOR THE HELP >>> - stockplayerz(nyc) 19:31:31 06/19/13 for the tb cover removal refer to the write up on - 300ZMang 19:46:16 06/19/13 and the t-belt servicing FAQ tells how to get the t-belt - jzack 21:15:37 06/21/13 yes thats why i meant for him to refer to that (n/m) - 300ZMang 01:17:23 06/22/13 Start by pressure testing the system. Autozone et al - Gordo 93TT Daytona 19:55:20 06/19/13 My advice - I'd probably elect to start by removing - jzack 21:32:54 06/21/13 Thanks- a few questions >>> - stockplayerz(nyc) 01:21:12 06/23/13 how old is your WP? ever do the 60k? - 300ZMang 20:17:13 06/23/13
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