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I noticed what looks to be some sludge/copper RTV on the underside of the rad cap and come copper RTV bubbles in the antifreeze. I don't know the history of the vehicle, but the water pump looks to be the newest part. Could it actually be copper RTV the previous owner used on the WP? Concerns? See pics;
As long as it is not oil. :eek: So what kind of car did you buy?
Great looking 2002 bird.
Nothing is in the oil but oil. I did notice what looked to be old water stains on front of the block under and on the pass head. Ill get a pic later.
Yes. It probably had a leak at some point in time and they added that to stop the leak. Just monitor the coolant level and operating temperature to make sure that everything is ok.
Yes. It probably had a leak at some point in time and they added that to stop the leak. Just monitor the coolant level and operating temperature to make sure that everything is ok.
It's they type of leak that scares the **** outta me lol.
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