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Old 05-01-2015, 08:23 AM   #1
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Chuck did you notice how hot the temp gauge got? There is no connection from the waterpump to that overflow hose, but excellent chance the waterpump is failing due to age.
I would remove your serpentine belt & spin the WP pulley to check for freeplay of the shaft. If you detect any problem with the WP change it before you drive it.
That was what I was looking for,,, thanks.

The temp gauge was a tad above the 180 mark, it's usual place.

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Pressure test...

A pressure test will provide your answer quickly.....
Good luck
Thanks.

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You cannot use the AirLift to pressure test.....
Cool, thanks Pedro.
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