Leakij
11-26-2003, 12:30 PM
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I'm still not sure where it is. But i took the whole UIM/TB off and i know a few places it isnt now. Here they are.
It's a little bit wet right to the right of the white clip on that part of the wiring harnses.
It's a little bit wet right to the right of the white clip on that part of the wiring harnses.
11-26-2003, 12:32 PM
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I missed with the light on the puddle but if you follow the flashlight down and to the right you can see a tiny white dot in the middle of the big black area. That's where part of the puddle is. The puddle however isnt just in that spot. It goes horizontally completely along where the LIM meets the engine. All the way to the front part of the engine.
11-26-2003, 12:43 PM
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is it coolant?
if so, my guess is the O rings between the LIM and the engine for the turbo's coolant passages. Mine had coolant in exactly the same place due to my freeze plugs leaking in those ports before I tapped and plugged them... mazdatrix had recommended the freeze plugs, bad idea.
if so, my guess is the O rings between the LIM and the engine for the turbo's coolant passages. Mine had coolant in exactly the same place due to my freeze plugs leaking in those ports before I tapped and plugged them... mazdatrix had recommended the freeze plugs, bad idea.
11-26-2003, 01:23 PM
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yes it could be it, but it looked capped in the pictures so i figured it was taken care of.
thats a coolant nipple on the rear housing normally used to provide coolant for the BACV and thermowax on the throttle body.
if you have a coolant system pressure tester crank it up to around 15psi and watch, you'll find the leak.
thats a coolant nipple on the rear housing normally used to provide coolant for the BACV and thermowax on the throttle body.
if you have a coolant system pressure tester crank it up to around 15psi and watch, you'll find the leak.
