I had water coming from my over flow line, just dripping not under pressure. At the time water temp was only 200. Radiator is a new afco with a 27-29lbs cap which is also new. Any ideas why I would be leaking water from the overflow. Could new cap be bad? By the end of the night I was down a gallon of water. This was definately coming from the over flow hose.
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I would try and put a cooling system pressure tester on it. That should tell you if you have a crack head or anything severe. Most auto repair shops will have one, if you dont. They are pretty simple to use. Most of the ones that I have used look like a bicycle pump with a guage.
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you will have water in the oil if the gasket blows from a water passage to an oil drain back hole, if it blows from the cylinder to water passage the compression in the cyl will over pressurize the cooling system and it will pump water out of the overflow
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your parts supply should have some strips you dip in coolant,..it will turn a certon color if exhaust is in coolant....what we use on diesel big trucks...white trash motorsports
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I have the same issue, just drips while the car sits on stands in the shop. Its a new radiator and new motor, hasn't caused me any headaches yet. I never get to 200 and run a speedway brand rad. and stewart warner stage 2 pumpJust playin' in the clay
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