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Last edited on 03-23-2021 12:27 am by Tom Bradley
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Coolant can also get into the interior if one or both of the hoses going to the heater are cracked or loose where they connect to the core. Check or replace these first. I think it may also be possible that coolant can flow down the outside of one of these hoses to the core. So also check that there is nothing wet on the bottom of the hoses inside the engine compartment. Maybe you will get lucky. Last edited on 03-23-2021 12:27 am by Tom Bradley |
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