coolant leak behind lower intercooler
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SY2932
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Re: coolant leak behind lower intercooler
Did you check the fuse?
"Intercooler pump fuse location behind alternator. Fuse is in a weather pack connector and the top has to be opened to expose the fuse."
Did you check the fuse?
"Intercooler pump fuse location behind alternator. Fuse is in a weather pack connector and the top has to be opened to expose the fuse."
Re: coolant leak behind lower intercooler
Yes I have 12 volts at the pump harness so fuse is good. I literally had the key on for a few seconds, enuf to listen for the pump after the fuel pump primed. Im sure its cooked again as it shows open circuit with my ohm meter. What could I possibly be doing to fry pumps other than they are just junk pumps? I installed the Dutch Ty radiator, new 3/4 lines up to the upper cooler. No kinks anywhere. I cut the factory plug from the old pump and soldered and used shrink tube over the connections. I had some crud in the stock lower and the supply hose was completely kinked but that didn't take out the factory pump as it still works. Even if there was a blockage the pump should still spin but just not push any water as it has nowhere to go right?
Yes I have 12 volts at the pump harness so fuse is good. I literally had the key on for a few seconds, enuf to listen for the pump after the fuel pump primed. Im sure its cooked again as it shows open circuit with my ohm meter. What could I possibly be doing to fry pumps other than they are just junk pumps? I installed the Dutch Ty radiator, new 3/4 lines up to the upper cooler. No kinks anywhere. I cut the factory plug from the old pump and soldered and used shrink tube over the connections. I had some crud in the stock lower and the supply hose was completely kinked but that didn't take out the factory pump as it still works. Even if there was a blockage the pump should still spin but just not push any water as it has nowhere to go right?