September 20 2004 at 7:40 PM No score for this post
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I have aleak from the thermostat area of my 1990 Mazda MPV.It is located in the lower radiator hose to the engine. I have replaced the ring on the thermostat, sealed the housing together with the proper sealant and went as far as using a seal for a bolt that treads in to hold it on.It is still leaking.Is there another source in that area that may cause this leak or am i doing something wrong. I know that there is no gasket for the housing.Maybe there should be one? Please advise. Thanks.
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What kind of sealant did you use? Some sealants dissolve in ethylene glycol, which is the main ingredient in antifreeze. Silicon sealant would be acceptable here.
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leaking coolant
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September 20 2004, 11:12 PM
I'm not sure on your MPV, but on most cars there is a by-pass hose that is usually somewhere around the thermostat. It may be leaking from that hose.
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