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#31737 03/10/2003 1:46 AM | Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 129 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 129 | After I have cleaned it up the best I can. Someone else suggested it might be the right front corner of the intake leaking. When I checked there was a small puddle of antifreeze on in a casting groove on top of what I think should be the water pump. So I cleaned everthing up as best as I could and put the truck outside to warm up. After 15 minutes no signs of any leaks.
I took it for a short drive, and still no signs of anything. So it is now parked back in the garage, and after 3 hours no sign of a leak.
Two things I am wondering about.
1) Maybe it is the upper rad hose leaking when it is left outside in temps below -30 and it takes a while to work its way down.
2) Right now I have the truck up on ramps in the garage and maybe this has something to do with it.
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