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Old Jun 15, 2004 | 10:47 PM
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My 94 scoob is leaking water from somewhere under the intake manifold, losing loads of water. need help in NW London?
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Old Jun 15, 2004 | 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted by dfullerton
My 94 scoob is leaking water from somewhere under the intake manifold, losing loads of water. need help in NW London?
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Check your water hoses - a few under /around there to turbo, headertank etc. which may have burst or come off, and best to replace them with the Samco water hose accessory set.

Else have the water pump looked at, somewhere behind the crank pulley area?
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Old Jun 15, 2004 | 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by vulnax999
Check your water hoses - a few under /around there to turbo, headertank etc. which may have burst or come off, and best to replace them with the Samco water hose accessory set.

Else have the water pump looked at, somewhere behind the crank pulley area?
Had the water pump replaced so its not that, trouble is you cant see under the intake manifold to see where its leaking
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Old Jun 15, 2004 | 11:34 PM
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There are other water hoses to the manifold, and to/from the car heater that go under the manifold on the near side, but as you say not that easy to see.

Can you fill it with water and run it and look for spray / squirting water, or a flow down a pipe / block? Possibly better on ramps?

Else take it in to a Subaru dealer / specialist ( delete as applicable! ) and ask them to find the problem. Not worth overheating and blowing head gaskets or worse! Ask for a price before they fix a problem so you remain in control!!

Neil
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Old Jun 16, 2004 | 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by vulnax999
There are other water hoses to the manifold, and to/from the car heater that go under the manifold on the near side, but as you say not that easy to see.

Can you fill it with water and run it and look for spray / squirting water, or a flow down a pipe / block? Possibly better on ramps?

Else take it in to a Subaru dealer / specialist ( delete as applicable! ) and ask them to find the problem. Not worth overheating and blowing head gaskets or worse! Ask for a price before they fix a problem so you remain in control!!

Neil
Yeah had it on a ramp still no joy canyone reccomend good service in NW London
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Old Jun 16, 2004 | 02:31 PM
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A little out of London is Dave at Risboro 4 Wheel Drive (independant Subaru specialist) in Princes Risborough 01844 274652.
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Old Jun 21, 2004 | 02:59 PM
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A little out of London is Dave at Risboro 4 Wheel Drive (independant Subaru specialist) in Princes Risborough 01844 274652.
thanks for the help. problem was a burst hose under the inletmanifold,
what a nightmare i took it off and over filled the engine with oil burnt my hand letting hot oil out nightmare. anyway good experiance at least i can say i took my inlet maifold off. now i need some samco, the old girl is ten years old now hoses starting to rot
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