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348 94' leaking coolant on top side of motor

Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by crashwilliams, Apr 2, 2011.

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  1. crashwilliams

    crashwilliams Rookie

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    My 94 348 spider has a coolant leak somewhere after where coolant line attaches to top of motor and the top of the block. Any suggestions where, or what I might check to help locate the source.
     
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    The two aluminum long things on the top of the motor house coolant lines. Take the covers off and check them out.

    Randall
     
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    Pressure test!
     
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    PAP 348 Ten Time F1 World Champ Lifetime Rossa Owner

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    +348. :D:D
     
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    It could also be the thin long hose coming from the expansion tank that connects to part #42.
     
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    Yup, prob part #42. You'll have to take the plenum off...
     
  8. crashwilliams

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    It was as several member suggested the expansion tank return hose that attaches to the #42 fitting. Its burried under the plennum, but accessable with a variety of long screwdrivers, and lon bent needle nose plires. Took about an hour to fix and now shes running on the road again. Thanks to all who responded
     
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    Glad to know you got it fixed, and thanks for the update.
     
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    It can't be that on my Mondial t as all the water is leaking down the front of the engine where the water pump is.
     
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    Was there ever a doubt :D

    Glad to hear you got it resolved.
     
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    PAP 348 Ten Time F1 World Champ Lifetime Rossa Owner

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    Good to hear mate! :):)
     
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    now...change all of the hoses to silicone......
     
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    So incredible that hose decay happens at a universal rate. About 20 years for this particular hose...
     

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