got the new engine goin ...but now a prob
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its eating coolant ....i did swap a ls6 onto it and i didnt realize till now that u have to get rid of those coolant lines....is this causing it ?? would it be leaking out the back of them motor cause of this ??? im not having any white smoke comin out the exhaust so i dont think its in the motor....anybody have any ideas
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on ls6 intake you have to change the collant lines to plugs in back thay have a kit for this also make shur that you use new gasket and the intake seals
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How do you know it's eating it? Sometimes these cars take forever to fill with coolant. The level will just keep going down untill you swear you've put 20 gallons in the damn thing.
First thing you should do is check your oil after it's been running and see if it looks like a melted milk-shake.
If you bolted that LS6 down with the coolant tubes still in place, you either cracked the manifold, bent the tube (probably broke it), or it's not sealing up right.
First thing you should do is check your oil after it's been running and see if it looks like a melted milk-shake.
If you bolted that LS6 down with the coolant tubes still in place, you either cracked the manifold, bent the tube (probably broke it), or it's not sealing up right.