Coolant leak, what are these parts?
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When i got my tube from the dealer, is was the same plastic stuff, cost about 8 bucks i think. The expensive part was the tensioner assembly that i broke the lower fitting off of when taking it out. That was around 80 or 90 bucks.
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Hate to bring up a ZOMBIE thread, but this particular car had a metal fitting at the back, with the upper/front fitting still being plastic. I'd replace it at 60-80,000 with the serpentine belt. The $8 package comes with two plastic elbows, so some have plastic instead of metal on the back as well (or I have an aftermarket tensioner, not sure).
I've replaced several of these now, so it'* really a piece of cake. Did the water pump in about 4 hours last weekend.
Sorry to dig up a ZOMBIE thread, but hopefully it helps someone out.
I've replaced several of these now, so it'* really a piece of cake. Did the water pump in about 4 hours last weekend.
Sorry to dig up a ZOMBIE thread, but hopefully it helps someone out.
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Agreed Justin, posting part link in case some do not bother to search for the write ups.
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