94 viper coolant leak?
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Two possibles...
1. Bad head gasket (that would suck from a cost and difficulty standpoint). Early GEN I engines are known for this.
2. Thermostat housing.
If it is the T-Stat housing you would be able to see coolant laying under your intake in between your runners.
The T-Stat is a much better issue, although still a chore. The windshield cowl and intake has to come off to get to it. I did it when I had my 94.
If it is the headgasket you would probably see some coolant in your oil. Do an oil change and see if any coolant is floating in there.
1. Bad head gasket (that would suck from a cost and difficulty standpoint). Early GEN I engines are known for this.
2. Thermostat housing.
If it is the T-Stat housing you would be able to see coolant laying under your intake in between your runners.
The T-Stat is a much better issue, although still a chore. The windshield cowl and intake has to come off to get to it. I did it when I had my 94.
If it is the headgasket you would probably see some coolant in your oil. Do an oil change and see if any coolant is floating in there.
Last edited by CarGuyOhio; 11-14-2011 at 09:41 PM.
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