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It's a slow leak thats coming from underneath the dashboard. There is a small pin at the bottom and it kind of looks like the head of a nail. Any suggestions? Thanks!


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the only thing under the dash is the heater core.


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Ok. Expensive to replace?


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It's leaking from the bottom through a pin-like hole.


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There have been qite a few threads about replacing the core from the inside of the car. I think Wouter did a picture tutorial a couple of years ago.


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first , just disconnect it , by pass it...its not an urgent need to have that heater in Calif. or Texas...lol


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Thanks!


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Just disconnecting it could cause cooling problems. You need to bypass it by running the hose from the back of the head to the water pump.

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Plugging the lines is better. That way the coolant travels through the head instead of the hose. Bypassing is also fine.


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