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water coming out from somewhere underneath, not the Radiator.. 95 escort lx



 
 
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Old November 4th 14, 03:18 AM posted to rec.autos.tech
Jeff or just jb
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Default water coming out from somewhere underneath, not the Radiator.. 95 escort lx

95 Escort made loud screeching sound then noticed water coming out looks like
coming from main shaft not Radiator, any advice would be thankful . Thanks
again jb

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Old November 4th 14, 06:07 AM posted to rec.autos.tech
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Default water coming out from somewhere underneath, not the Radiator..95 escort lx

Jeff or just jb wrote:
> 95 Escort made loud screeching sound then noticed water coming out looks like
> coming from main shaft not Radiator, any advice would be thankful . Thanks
> again jb
>


Water pump probably.

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Old November 4th 14, 07:07 AM posted to rec.autos.tech
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Default water coming out from somewhere underneath, not the Radiator.. 95 escort lx


"Jeff or just jb" wrote:

> 95 Escort made loud screeching sound then noticed water coming out looks like
> coming from main shaft not Radiator, any advice would be thankful . Thanks
> again jb


Probably the water pump just died. It lives behind the timing belt cover on
the end of the engine, and is driven by the timing belt. Since the pump is
behind the timing cover, and just above the crankshaft, any coolant leaks
will come out the bottom of the cover, just behind the main drive pulley.

Here's a page with a 1999 Escort, showing the pump and a drawing of its
location. Slightly different design than your 1995, but close enough to show
you wnat you're dealing with...
http://www.2carpros.com/questions/fo...ort-water-pump

Mitchell Online says it takes about 3 hrs for a fully-equipped and reasonably
experienced shop to change. For a first-timer doing it in the driveway with
a toolkit consisting of a hammer, a bent screwdriver and a roll of duct tape,
it might take slightly longer. ;-)


 




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