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A couple of days ago I drained and flushed my cooling system out and refilled with Castrol coolant. Problem is now it continuously leaks coolant from what appears to be a hole in the bottom of the water pump when the engine is running. I've included a pic so you guys can see what I mean.

So do you know what could be making it leak from there, because before this I never had any leaks at all! :P

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Thanks guys.

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A couple of days ago I drained and flushed my cooling system out and refilled with Castrol coolant. Problem is now it continuously leaks coolant from what appears to be a hole in the bottom of the water pump when the engine is running. I've included a pic so you guys can see what I mean.

So do you know what could be making it leak from there, because before this I never had any leaks at all!

Your water pump seal is gone, so it's water pump replacement time I'm afraid. Suggest doing the timing belt+bearings at the same time.

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Here ya go mate:

Water Pump Replacement RB25/R33

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=38903

EDIT: Ok so i just realised you dont have a 33... but still same diff, just go see what autobarn/repco have to tell you.

Edited by Mr Italy!
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