S1600 Rebuild

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I was thinking about it today. Could coolant get behind the timing cover and drip into pan via the water pump? I had this thing running for about a minute or two. If the cooler was bad wouldn't I find oil in the coolant??
 

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Yes it very well could.
And yes since oil is higher pressure, you should see it in the coolant also.

I think 4 of the bolts need sealer on them.
 

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Yeah I put sealer on the water pump bolts. I think I am going to pull my timing cover and see whats going on. I think I might have forgot gasket sealer on both sides of the gaskets for the timing cover.
 
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Got the water pump off and it was all puky. So I pulled of the timming cover and it looks like the water was leaking past the timing cover gaskets and into the pan. I am going to drop the pan clean it up and replace timming gaskets.
 

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