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Coolant Leak And Weird Screaming Sound :s

AndreW_R32

By AndreW_R32,
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AndreW_R32

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Hey.

my r32 gtst seems to leak coolant from god knows where. I can't see shit from where its dripping, water pump and all has been changed recently. doesnt over heat what so ever even if thrashing involved. I've checked container coolant gone missing slowly. but radiator is full. and only leaks some times :s

car doesnt seem to start first shot once i put foot down and try it starts. its like fuel isnt coming through straight away. cant remember if problem started after putting bp98 fuel in.

when i thrash the car past 4k rpm it makes a weird screaming sound, starting to think its coming from the pulley belts ( they are a little loose)

some help would be awesome.

cheers

MrStabby Grand Master

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when i thrash the car past 4k rpm it makes a weird screaming sound, starting to think its coming from the pulley belts ( they are a little loose)

More likely to be a air leak than belts, and if that's the case, it will run extra rich - do you have more black smoke out the exhaust than usual?

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