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Old 04-07-2005, 04:49 PM
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Coolant Leak

well i cleaned the coil contacts and the engine was running a bit smoother, but then i noticed the temp. i pulled over and it was smokin coolant. there was a little fitting for the heater hose that connected to the intake manifold. the threads on the manifold side had teflon tape, so i retaped that, but the hose side didnt have much of a seal, just a plastic ring or something. i sealed it with some silicone gasket maker but i doubt it'll hold, so question is, does anyone know what this fitting is?
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Old 04-07-2005, 11:11 PM
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no its a fitting for the heater hoses. anyway i went to the chevy dealership and they had it in stock, 15 bucks. that problem was fixed smoothly...now for the ignition...
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