They leak coolant all over the carpet on the passenger side. And the windshield proceeds to get covered in steam. Its a new radiator cap with a new radiator. The cap is 13 psi right? Or maybe 7. I’ll take a look. Thanks for the comments everyone. And I am running good coolant. No tap water.
I have tons of parts that I bought (for bikes and cars) so I'd have them when I need them.
I guess I should have been more specific. Is it leaking in the core? Where the core meets either tank? Or, maybe where the tubes enter the tank? Are they pin holes(like electrolysis) or cracks (like over pressurized). Just trying to get a better idea of what might be causing it.
I remember someone on here saying that these aluminum heater cores do suffer from this. The stated solution is to run a ground wire to the heater core. This is how I did mine. It's kind of hard to see with it being a little blurry and shadows because it's night time in this picture. I made a ground wire that I attached to the firewall with a sheet metal screw. On the other end, I just used an extra hose clamp to hold the end if the wire against one of the hose fittings on the heater core.
That would be awesome, will keep that in mind.
