Re: 95 CIVIC 1.5 GRADUALLY LOSES COOLANT--

septicman@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On May 13, 11:05 pm, "mjc13<REMOVETHIS>"
> <"mjc13<REMOVETHIS>"@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>Tony Hwang wrote:
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>>>septic...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
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>>>>The engine runs flawlessly and gets 45 MPG local driving and 54 MPG
>>>>highway.
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>>>>Every 1,000 miles or so, I need to add about a pint of coolant each to
>>>>the radiator and the reservoir.
>>
>>>>Where should one look with these engines for coolant loss sources?  I
>>>>would especially appreciate suggestions from those who are familiar
>>>>with this engine and this year or series.
>>
>>>>Thanks in advance !
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>I'd just replace rad. cap on spec. and watch exhaust for sign of water
>>>(sweet smell and white steam color) in case there is head gasket
>>>problem. Also keep a watch on coolant temp,
>>
>>    I had the same problem. It turned out to be a leaking water pump,
>>which was due for replacement anyway. Happy ending.- Hide quoted text -
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> 
> Thanks for the information !!


    One note, though: I have the 1.6 engine, in a sedan. The principle 
remains the same, however.