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      08-07-2023, 07:49 AM   #5
carcar123454321
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I really think it’s coming from here, and doing it when it’s under higher temps/pressures as the coolant bleeding wasn’t quite enough to make it leak.

Not sure if it's the lower hose (joint #2), or the connection between the lower and upper one (joint #1). Looks like there may be some dried coolant in the clip that locks the two together which would make me think more the upper joint but hard to tell. I may just buy both hoses if there's a chance it's the connection.

I guess there's some dried coolant on the upper hose to radiator too...that could have been from previous maintenance though. I need to clean it all off really well.

I'm going to also check coolant temps...it couldn't possibly be "overpressurizing" the system and blowing past perfectly good seals could it?


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