Randolph Ziskey

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After driving the car around without any problems I encountered a spot of coolant on the floor. I began searching for source and it appears it is coming from where the turbo meets the stock radiator. I don't beeline there is a crack but I am not certain. I checked the level and about half of the radiator fluid is gone. The car has not over heated once. Anyone encounter this?

I have the Huron speed v1 ac kit with precision turbo 7475. Any advice would be appreciated.

Randolph Ziskey

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Camera phone shot sucks but when I touch that area my fingers get coolant all over them.

Randolph Ziskey

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There is drops of coolant on on the coupler and the lower part of the radiator.

Randolph Ziskey

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The hoses all check out so far.

Atomic

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There is actually a gasket around the end tanks on the radiator that could possibly leak. Mine did at one point.

jrpimp00

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Your turbo rubbed your radiator causing the hole. Possible on installation. Mine did the same thing. I found the hole and JB Welded it up. Been fine for over a year

Superman09

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Check your radiator for damage as the clearance is tight on the V1 A/C kits, they nick easily if not very careful on install. A pin hole there could be the culprit. Keep us posted and if I can do anything to assist as always feel free to ask!

Black89Z51

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Fill up the radiator and put a pressure test kit on it. Look in the suspect area for water coming out.

Randolph Ziskey

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Thanks for the responses guys!!!

Randolph Ziskey

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Well turns out the turbo hit the radiator.

Randolph Ziskey

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Got it squared away. Looks like plenty of room now compared to before. Thanks to Jon at Huron Speed for the advice!!