Check your block heaters...coolant can leak.
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Check your block heaters...coolant can leak.
All winter long I noticed a very small area of staining on the driveway and finally pin pointed what it is. Even though the coolant level was good...I found that there is coolant seeping out around the block heater at the block.
Spoke with the dealer and he said its quite common. I will see if I can tighten it some and if it stops...great. If not, it gets a new one asap.
Sure glad I found it like this and not with it falling out on the road.
Scotty
Spoke with the dealer and he said its quite common. I will see if I can tighten it some and if it stops...great. If not, it gets a new one asap.
Sure glad I found it like this and not with it falling out on the road.
Scotty
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From: North of the Frost Line....near Priddis Alberta
I had a faulty block heater once on a gasser - it does happen. Eventually the heater shorted out and at -40 it was a tough start after working the night shift. Trouble was it was the middle of winter in northern Ontario (Timmins) and I had to change it in a very cold garage with minimal tools available. Get it changed before you really need it.
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