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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / August 2005Coolant Leakage. On & Off
Well Kate you were as good as right. The leak did occur at a frost (freeze) plug only that the plug had been replaced with a block heater (I think the factory does that for the Canadian market) . Element was corroded but leaking occurred around the "O" ring. Whole assembly must have moved slightly and reseated itself. Thanks to those that responded.  SignatureRichard '94 GT 'vert Under Drive Pulleys Transgo HD2 Reprogramming Kit High Stall Torque Converter 4:10 Gears Gripp Sub Frame Connectors (welded) FRPP Aluminum Drive shaft FRPP M5400-A Suspension Laser Red : Well Kate you were as good as right. The leak did occur at a frost (freeze) : plug only that the plug had been replaced with a block heater (I think the : factory does that for the Canadian market) . Element was corroded but : leaking occurred around the "O" ring. Whole assembly must have moved : slightly and reseated itself. Thanks to those that responded. Hey! Glad you found it! Not too bad... for a girl eh? Frost plug in the head? Or in the side of the block? I've live in da nordth for all my life and never seen a block heater in a head frost plug - always in the block on 5.0's. > Well Kate you were as good as right. The leak did occur at a frost (freeze) > plug only that the plug had been replaced with a block heater (I think the > factory does that for the Canadian market) . Element was corroded but > leaking occurred around the "O" ring. Whole assembly must have moved > slightly and reseated itself. Thanks to those that responded. In the side of the block. What made you think of the heads? SignatureRichard '94 GT 'vert Under Drive Pulleys Transgo HD2 Reprogramming Kit High Stall Torque Converter 4:10 Gears Gripp Sub Frame Connectors (welded) FRPP Aluminum Drive shaft FRPP M5400-A Suspension Laser Red > Frost plug in the head? Or in the side of the block? I've live in da > nordth for all my life and never seen a block heater in a head frost [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > leaking occurred around the "O" ring. Whole assembly must have moved > > slightly and reseated itself. Thanks to those that responded. |
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