antifreeze dripping out the bellhousing

[Bill Bess]

Just dump a tube of Alumi Seal in it and run it, don't go with a too high pressure radiator cap.
I had the same problem with my FE when it was new..small leak coming from behind the bell housing. It stopped when I put Alumi Seal in it and #12 cap....over 8000 miles on it...no problems with water leaking now. leaks no oil, uses no oil and no oil in the crankcase.

Bill ps, I carry a tube of Alummi Seal in my trunk for field emergencies.

[tcrist]

Originally Posted by Bill Bess

Just dump a tube of Alumi Seal in it and run it, don't go with a too high pressure radiator cap.
I had the same problem with my FE when it was new..small leak coming from behind the bell housing. It stopped when I put Alumi Seal in it and #12 cap....over 8000 miles on it...no problems with water leaking now. leaks no oil, uses no oil and no oil in the crankcase.

Bill ps, I carry a tube of Alummi Seal in my trunk for field emergencies.

I am sure you ment antifreeze.

Terry

[ron427]

Most successful method I have used is to add a "coolant dye" to the cooling system. Run the engine untill leak appears and test with a "black light"--- UV I guess. Will show the source in a bright color (usually yellow) and dye will wash off when work is completed. What you don't need is to pull the engine and still have doubt as to the cause. Works well with oil leaks also but be sure to use the proper dye as it is different for most applications Good luck Ron