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Detroit 60 series frame leaking

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by sunny84, Dec 3, 2020.

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  1. Dec 3, 2020 #1
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  3. Dec 3, 2020 #2
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    Can somebody tell me what is this leaking?
     
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    Condense water
     
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    Why its leaking? never happened before..last week i have replaced the water pump and after that i noticed my coolant reservoir's top turned black but no oil found in the coolant..i don't know what is wrong?
     
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    Moosetek13

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    Is it a small corroded freeze plug?

    And, it looks like the engine block - not the frame.
     
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    There are 6 of those holes with normally a black hand push in plug. When they are gone, missing and leaking. You need cylinder liner orings.

    Sorry for the bad news.
     
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    1B86C806-5787-43A7-87E1-7F21DD83D1FD.png 823D4E98-BE4C-4B2C-A965-A90F9E5E8A95.png Short answer, illustration #5 upper D ring is leaking coolant.
     
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    What should i do now?
     
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    sunny84

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    What repair it needs now?
     
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    Head needs to come off. Cylinder removed, inspected, re used or replaced. O rings replaced. Re installed, with new head gasket and bolts. With all the Labor costs. Might as well spend a few thousand more and do an inframe overhaul, while the heads off.
     
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