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Old 08-03-2023, 08:52 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Stephen02 View Post
I am losing coolant very slowly. I changed the coolant a couple years ago so I'll probably just replace that hose when it's time to change it again.
Given that the fluid from the leak looks rusty, it might be a pinhole leak in the metal pipe.

Also, if the timing cover is leaking as @NoHaveMSG suggested, I've heard of folks getting a temporary fix by cleaning the area and applying a layer of RTV over the seam.
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