1994 Plymouth Acclaim "water leaking area thermostat" Questions

...water leaking out to indicate it is bad. If not, you will have to remove the timing belt rear cover to check the water pump gasket area for water leaks. A head gasket is not likely unless you find ...

...WATER PUMP GASKET CAUSING LEAKS.LOOK AROUND THERMOSTAT HOUSING FOR LEAKING.IF THERMOSTAT SEAL WAS DAMAGE DURING INSTALLATION IT WILL CAUSE LEAKING.IF ALL LOOKS GOOD CHECK FOR COOLANT LEAKS AROUND ...

...thermostat area. I can fill it up with water and go about 2o miles then overheats and i can see water around what i thing is the thermostat Sounds like you need to replace the water pump and ...

...leaking from water pump, start vehicle and let run, and observe the pump for any leakage, do not get close to the fan area, most of the time when water pumps go bad , they have a small hole in the ...

...water pump. leaking under the fan blade, like right behind it? bad water pump. radiator cap being bad or bad seal around radiator cap will make it over heat also. hope this gives some things to look ...

water leaking beside thermostat houseing water is leaking from a small hole along side the thermostat houseing the water is comeing from a small drilled hole i stopped it there with gasket sealer now ...

...leaking at the top radiator hose going to thermostat, that is a hard spot to see leak remove the air filter and air filter housing look below throttle body you see thermostat housing, check for leaks ...

...leaking. once i put water in, you can see the water running out the bottom of the car. i have a pontiac 2000 grandam. my water pump is on the left side of engine. the leak come from about the middle, ...

...water pump is there any more solutions? Other possible sources for the anti-freeze are: leaking radiator hose - concentrate on the area where the clamps are, they commonly fray and leak. check ...

losing water, presure escaping from the thermostat area, and hear water boiling from water bottle.. Sounds as if you have a bypass hose leaking on the thermostat housing.