coolant leak
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#2
I've had the latter before, and adding another clamp solved the problem.
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#4
Looking like an o-ring failure.
I'm on it. I have o-rings at my work. May need to work out metric equivalents.
Need to convert 18.3X2.3 to US. but it's do-able
http://www.hondapartshouse.com/oempa...3da8e/cylinder
I'm on it. I have o-rings at my work. May need to work out metric equivalents.
Need to convert 18.3X2.3 to US. but it's do-able
http://www.hondapartshouse.com/oempa...3da8e/cylinder
Last edited by wooferdog; 05-18-2015 at 06:56 PM.
#5
If it's not the o ring or the gasket you could consider the possibility of rust and a weak spot in the pipe - these pipes are prone to rust.
The are obtainable on e bay but I'd either braze a new half round over the spot where it's leaking or maybe cut the pipe and fit a complete slightly oversize pipe over the old one and braze/weld it on as a permanent solution.
The are obtainable on e bay but I'd either braze a new half round over the spot where it's leaking or maybe cut the pipe and fit a complete slightly oversize pipe over the old one and braze/weld it on as a permanent solution.
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Ok guys. Finally got around to pulling the pipe and found no evidence of rot or corrosion.
fit was tight. took a fair bit of prying and mallet and lever action to break free.
O rings look flattened and dry. Please see thumbs and advse.
Edit. did i say the o-rings were dry? Sh#te! More like fossilized.
I'm going to press on here without waiting for a response. O-rings from work are the right diameter but not the right thickness. I can double them up in the groove nicely . I think this and a spot of rtv will do the trick.
fit was tight. took a fair bit of prying and mallet and lever action to break free.
O rings look flattened and dry. Please see thumbs and advse.
Edit. did i say the o-rings were dry? Sh#te! More like fossilized.
I'm going to press on here without waiting for a response. O-rings from work are the right diameter but not the right thickness. I can double them up in the groove nicely . I think this and a spot of rtv will do the trick.
Last edited by wooferdog; 06-14-2015 at 04:24 PM.
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