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UPDATE!!! Do you guys think this is a supercharger coolant pump leak?
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If I’m understanding you correctly, I could not have left it on to replace the o rings. I removed it as the 4 small screws holding it also held that third portion of the pump.
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Topped off coolant, code gone, I reblead it just to be certain. Put another 70+ miles on today running around then down to the beach. Temp stayed 10* above ambient. Still no leaks, we might have won one here. I’ll check level again after it has cooled. I don’t know why I cant load pics as usual here, but whatever…
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