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Old 10-31-2005, 09:19 AM   #1
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Sometimes when i drive a ways and the engine gets time to heat up, it will start to leak, the only way im aware of this is because when it leaks it hits the engine block and it evaporates to steam. I padded it up with a paper towel and its red so its tranny fluid. Also, now my traction control will just decide to shut off on me when im turring, accelerating, anything like that. its leaking from a hose thats right below the intake. When i go and look, its dripping from there. My guess is that theres not enough tranny fluid to power the traction control... or would that even have anything to do with that?
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Old 10-31-2005, 03:17 PM   #2
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Maybe you cracked the tranny case? That's where mine was leaking from
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Old 10-31-2005, 03:46 PM   #3
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I think your leaking coolant. Dexcool can be orange or pink. Transmission fluid is pretty much contained within the tranny. You have a couple of hoses that go to a cooler connected to the radiator but those are at the bottom of the engine bay.
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Old 11-01-2005, 12:39 AM   #4
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The hose below the intake is ur coolant hose. I would say ur hoses is about done. Get some new radiator hoses.. upper and lower and some new clamps at autozone for 25 bucks. Easy to change.

Stock hoses usually last 100k miles or 5-6 yrs (if you do alot of driving). My mom's 96' olds 88 hoses lasted 9 yrs but she only drives like 10 miles total a day to and from work. When i changed her hoses a month ago, they were so fat, I'm surprised they didn't burst long before that. Last thing you need is the hose going, then you'll overheat and be stuck in on the road.
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