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Join Date: Jun 2019
Location: N.E. Texas
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1930 coupe has small seepage of antifreeze from bottom of bell housing. Just a few drops in my garage floor coming from cotter key area of bell housing. Just flushed the radiator with water and added 50/50 Prestone. Decided to put in a small bottle of K-Seal but that did not stop it, may have slowed it down a bit, but was not much to begin with. Wondering where the antifreeze is coming from. Not leaking enough to obviously change water level in radiator. Should I just keep an eye on the radiator water level, give some more time for the K-Seal to work. Did not notice leak before radiator flush but could have been there. Just looking for some sage advice.
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Redondo Beach, CA
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Available at most auto parts stores. Makes it easy to see the level in your radiator also. https://www.autozone.com/test-scan-a...1oz/667633_0_0 |
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