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Old 06-30-2006, 08:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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coolant leak

well i havnt had time to jack up my car yet, but from the puddle of coolant, it seems as if its coming out of the back of the engine. this is the first time i have seen this. so what are the possibilities?

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heater core maybe. that is the only thing back there I know of that has coolant running to it. Or could be a freeze plug leaking.
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heater core maybe. that is the only thing back there I know of that has coolant running to it. Or could be a freeze plug leaking.
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yea, it could be the heater core hose, i had to replace that on my 91 accord, somewhat of a easy job, will be harder to do on a prelude though. Its a 5/8's hose.
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yea.. might want to replace both the inlet and outlet house... just to save time..
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