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    Hello everyone i have a problem. i have a 2007 Grand Prix Gt i have a external coolant leak and its preety bad . ive changed the water pump, coolant elbows, radiator and thermostat.i still get a puddle of coolant on the ground
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    Check the o rings on the heater hose connections.


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    your gonna have to tell us where the puddle is under the car. or some pics would be great too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scottydoggs View Post
    your gonna have to tell us where the puddle is under the car. or some pics would be great too.
    yeah i got picfs trying to upload them. i rubbed my hand under the hoses at the firewall dont seem to be wet.

    [IMG]file:///C:/Users/Delbert%20Wc/Desktop/Car%20puddle/20161209_150701.jpg[/IMG]
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    the puddle is running down the drivers side of the car forming 2 streaks between the driver side tire it also get small going to the passenger side. making you think its coming from the pulley side of the engine. but everrything has been replaced annd the same problem
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    up load to fb or photo bucket, what have you, then right click the pic copy its url addy and past it in the pic icon window.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scottydoggs View Post
    your gonna have to tell us where the puddle is under the car. or some pics would be great too.
    yeah i got picfs trying to upload them. i rubbed my hand under the hoses at the firewall dont seem to be wet.

    [IMG]file:///C:/Users/Delbert%20Wc/Desktop/Car%20puddle/20161209_150701.jpg[/IMG]
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    you cant up load from your pc to the site, it wont work. pics need to be hosted on line some place. then linked here.

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    you can rent a pressure tester at the parts store, free rental really. it goes on as the rad cap, you then pump it up to 16 psi and look for the leak/

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    yeah according to the radiator shop theyput a preesure test on it but could find the leak because it wouldnt leak bad. they should have put it on the rack to look under the car
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    here is a pic
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    you made it to small to get it to up load to the site, no idea what im looking at there. host it else where on the net.

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    here is a pic of the leak at another time
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    Check under the throttle body, there's a coolant passage in the throttle body.
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    hmmmmmm ill look ive had the throttlebody off about a month ago and i saw no coolanf then
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    O rings are in the alternator bracket.


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    are you talking about the coolant elbow o rings?
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    No. The heater hose connections to the alternator bracket are a loose fitting connection with o rings.


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    ok ill check no those two connections is dry as a powder house
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    Mine was just leaking out of the blue. So that's why I mentioned. Pics or video would help


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