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Old October 17th, 2009, 07:22
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Coolant Leak

Hello, I have developed a coolant leak on my vehicle. It seems to be coming from a valve situated on the left hand side (as you look at the vehicle from the front) My question is what is this item called? I need this as parts are difficult to obtain over here in the UK unless you can tell them EXACTLY what you want! It is inline on a a pipe approx 1 1/2 inches in diameter, wit a 1/4 inch pipe leading from it and looks like a coolant return pipe from the heater, though not absolutely sure. The truck has front and rear air. The pipe is adjacent to the exhaust manifold. Many thanks in advance
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Old October 18th, 2009, 13:27
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Does it look something like this?


AC Delco VALVE, HTR WATER SHUTOFF Part Number: 15-5533
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Old October 20th, 2009, 02:33
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wow, people drive 454 Suburbans in the UK? Sounds crazy...
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Goremax,
We do drive em, but now you know what my screen name relates to...
Ron, where in Kansas are you? I lived in Salina, and wichita for 6 years.
Will take another look at the part you have pictured and come back to you. also, wipers, and screen washer not working, any ideas... Durn thing parked too long I guess! Regards Nick
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Old October 20th, 2009, 09:43
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Goremax,
We do drive em, but now you know what my screen name relates to...
Ron, where in Kansas are you? I lived in Salina, and wichita for 6 years.
Will take another look at the part you have pictured and come back to you. also, wipers, and screen washer not working, any ideas... Durn thing parked too long I guess! Regards Nick
I live 'bout 10 miles south of Salina. I couldn't imagine paying $8.00 for a gallon of fuel and driving a 454 Burb, no wonder its been parked...
As far as inop wipers/washer, check fuses, grounds, connections, etc..
IIRC, there was a factory recall on the "wiper motor relay" (lil' circuit board). It would cause the wiper motor to quit unexpectedly, it may or may not be a contributing factor.
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