1989 Accord DX Coolant Leak
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1989 Accord DX Coolant Leak
I came home today after driving and had coolant in the driveway
originating from the left side front dripping near the oil pan bolt. I
put the car on ramps and tried to find the leak. The leak does not
occur when the car is running, only after you shut it off (which is
common for a water pump). I saw some fluid leaking from the pipe that
goes into the back of the water pump which is sealed with an o-ring.
Has anyone ever seen this seal go? The car has 160,000 miles. It could
be the water pump but it doesn’t look like it is weeping from there but
it is hard to tell. The pipe that comes from the water pump has other
pipes connected to it, but it doesn’t look like they are leaking. It
looks impossible to get at the pipe that comes out of the back of the
water pump. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I plan on taking the
shroud off so that I can get a better look at where the leak is.
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originating from the left side front dripping near the oil pan bolt. I
put the car on ramps and tried to find the leak. The leak does not
occur when the car is running, only after you shut it off (which is
common for a water pump). I saw some fluid leaking from the pipe that
goes into the back of the water pump which is sealed with an o-ring.
Has anyone ever seen this seal go? The car has 160,000 miles. It could
be the water pump but it doesn’t look like it is weeping from there but
it is hard to tell. The pipe that comes from the water pump has other
pipes connected to it, but it doesn’t look like they are leaking. It
looks impossible to get at the pipe that comes out of the back of the
water pump. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I plan on taking the
shroud off so that I can get a better look at where the leak is.
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