Published: Jan 1989
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Source: MNL6-4TH-EB
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Cooling system leakage may develop as a result of the following: 1) loose cylinder head or other gasketed joints; 2) loose hose clamps; 3) fracture of radiator seams and joints; 4) corrosion perforation of radiator tubes or other thin walls of the system; 5) deterioration of hoses or gaskets; and 6) corrosion of metal joints. Since leaks have a tendency to get worse rather than better, the best way to assure permanent correction is through mechanical servicing or replacement of leaking parts.
Author Information:
Lima, JA
Otterman, GR
Committee/Subcommittee: D15.03
DOI: 10.1520/MNL10585M