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Old 07-15-2009, 12:00 AM
BobbyBeans BobbyBeans is offline
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Default timing cover coolant leak - how hard to fix?

I have an 2000 3.3L Dodge Grand Caravan. It has a coolant leak. The amount of coolant leaking fluctuates. Some mornings its a small puddle the sizes of a grapefruit and other times its just a drop or two. The dealer did a coolant pressure test found the leak is at the timing cover. They wanted $1000 to fix it and a balked. Does anyone have a procedure on how to fix this myself? Is this covered on a Haynes or Chilton book?

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-Bob
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