I think I found my coolant leak!
01-18-2017, 12:59 PM
#21
Good idea to take your wrenches and head out to a wrecking yard and pull all the bolts you can find out of a water pump / timing case on a 302 just to have spares.
Then have a timing case, water pump, timing chain and gears, timing chain gasket set, new serpentine belt, a gallon of coolant and that should eliminate most possibilities for emergency parts runs.
$500 sounds reasonable. I don't know anybody who would touch it for less.
Then have a timing case, water pump, timing chain and gears, timing chain gasket set, new serpentine belt, a gallon of coolant and that should eliminate most possibilities for emergency parts runs.
$500 sounds reasonable. I don't know anybody who would touch it for less.
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ericantonio (01-18-2017)
01-18-2017, 04:09 PM
#22
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Good idea to take your wrenches and head out to a wrecking yard and pull all the bolts you can find out of a water pump / timing case on a 302 just to have spares.
Then have a timing case, water pump, timing chain and gears, timing chain gasket set, new serpentine belt, a gallon of coolant and that should eliminate most possibilities for emergency parts runs.
$500 sounds reasonable. I don't know anybody who would touch it for less.
Then have a timing case, water pump, timing chain and gears, timing chain gasket set, new serpentine belt, a gallon of coolant and that should eliminate most possibilities for emergency parts runs.
$500 sounds reasonable. I don't know anybody who would touch it for less.