water (or something) dripping
06-03-2006, 11:56 PM
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RE: water (or something) dripping
Now it doesnt just have to be your A/C on, I know its warm out now, but even if you have you defrost on it condenses up and drips right there, mine drips right on the exhaust also. If you dont smell anything then most likely its not the heater core, but keep an eye on it anyway, you never know. most likely just condensation from the last time you used the ac
06-03-2006, 11:57 PM
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RE: water (or something) dripping
ORIGINAL: chath_brick
how do i go about bypassing the heater core?
ORIGINAL: Twisted
+1 on the heater core. Mine did the same thing. Also, antifreeze steam started blowing out of the heater vents. I just bypassed the heater core, and forgot about it.
ORIGINAL: r.barn
if it is your heater core, that is engine coolant leaking out, make sure you
keep and eye on your coolant level.
if it is your heater core, that is engine coolant leaking out, make sure you
keep and eye on your coolant level.
ORIGINAL: chath_brick
ok, as long as its nothing to worry about...its a little odd that its right over the exhause, it makes a loud "psssssssssssssssss" sound every time it hits it.
ok, as long as its nothing to worry about...its a little odd that its right over the exhause, it makes a loud "psssssssssssssssss" sound every time it hits it.
how do i go about bypassing the heater core?
06-04-2006, 12:30 AM
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RE: water (or something) dripping
If you can find a preformed piece of heater hose in the shape of a U all you do is attach it to both pipes running down the right side of the intake and the hose is all it cost you.
ORIGINAL: Stevens91gt
how much did that cost twisted?
how much did that cost twisted?
06-04-2006, 12:39 AM
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RE: water (or something) dripping
ORIGINAL: mcfomco
If you can find a preformed piece of heater hose in the shape of a U all you do is attach it to both pipes running down the right side of the intake and the hose is all it cost you.
If you can find a preformed piece of heater hose in the shape of a U all you do is attach it to both pipes running down the right side of the intake and the hose is all it cost you.
ORIGINAL: Stevens91gt
how much did that cost twisted?
how much did that cost twisted?
i have to check it out tho..cuz i use coolant almost like gas
but i never have any drips at the bottom
06-04-2006, 11:36 AM
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RE: water (or something) dripping
thanks for the tips guys...it doesnt smell at all like coolant, it looks and smells like water (well, it doesnt smell at all i should say). i'm hoping its just condensation from the a/c or something and nothing serious, but i only drive it when its nice out so i guess if i had to bypass the heater it wouldnt be that bad.
10-05-2007, 10:11 PM
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RE: water (or something) dripping
ORIGINAL: mcfomco
If you can find a preformed piece of heater hose in the shape of a U all you do is attach it to both pipes running down the right side of the intake and the hose is all it cost you.
If you can find a preformed piece of heater hose in the shape of a U all you do is attach it to both pipes running down the right side of the intake and the hose is all it cost you.
ORIGINAL: Stevens91gt
that's what i did today, mine was pouring coolant out of the weep hole, steam everywhere out of vents. I'm glad theres a weep hole there or it would of all came out on the nice carpet.
It looks like it's going to be a cold winter
how much did that cost twisted?
that's what i did today, mine was pouring coolant out of the weep hole, steam everywhere out of vents. I'm glad theres a weep hole there or it would of all came out on the nice carpet.
It looks like it's going to be a cold winter
how much did that cost twisted?
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