Coolant Leak... On slave cylinder?
it's a 95 honda civic with d15b7 motor and d16y8 transmission
just did an a/t to m/t swap and this happened! it seems to only leak in reverse ( i could be wrong) .. here are pictures:



any ideas?
just did an a/t to m/t swap and this happened! it seems to only leak in reverse ( i could be wrong) .. here are pictures:



any ideas?
ARE YOU SURE IT'S COOLANT AND NOT HYDRAULIC FLUID FROM THOSE WEIRD LOOKING CLUTCH HOSE CONNECTORS. DID YOU USE TREAD SELANT ON THEM ?
scooooz the caps.
scooooz the caps.
Originally Posted by itsmejto
ARE YOU SURE IT'S COOLANT AND NOT HYDRAULIC FLUID FROM THOSE WEIRD LOOKING CLUTCH HOSE CONNECTORS. DID YOU USE TREAD SELANT ON THEM ?
scooooz the caps.
scooooz the caps.
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Originally Posted by hatchling37
Is your coolant bleeder valve open? Although I would think that there'd be a bigger mess than that...
You must have put coolant in there instead of brake fluid lol But for real try to clean it up and rev the engine for a bit to see if any coolant shot out of no where
another POSIBILITY.... is that your tranny cooler lines have a pin hole internaly inside the radiator so the green fluid is coming out of those metal lines coming of the radiator.... either cap those 2 tranny lines or just replace the radiator....
Make sure the upper water neck has both bolts in it and thery're tight, look on the bottom of it for signs of leakage. The plastic end tanks on raditors are also a common failure point to look at.
Originally Posted by pkdog167
You must have put coolant in there instead of brake fluid lol But for real try to clean it up and rev the engine for a bit to see if any coolant shot out of no where
Originally Posted by addiction2bass
another POSIBILITY.... is that your tranny cooler lines have a pin hole internaly inside the radiator so the green fluid is coming out of those metal lines coming of the radiator.... either cap those 2 tranny lines or just replace the radiator....
Originally Posted by 96-EJ6 B18C
Make sure the upper water neck has both bolts in it and thery're tight, look on the bottom of it for signs of leakage. The plastic end tanks on raditors are also a common failure point to look at.

thanks for all the input guys! i checked when i got home today and for some reason... there wasn't any leak as of tonight. i'm gonna try all the suggestions when i see it leak again.
to try and pin point it you could always just zip tie some small rags around certain areas drive it quickly and see which rag is wet...
tho it could be since ya just did the swap maybe you just had alittle puddle of radiator fluid on the car and driving it was enough to slosh it around and look like it was leaking...
tho it could be since ya just did the swap maybe you just had alittle puddle of radiator fluid on the car and driving it was enough to slosh it around and look like it was leaking...
Originally Posted by EG8AI
i was also thinking that too so i put those crappy plastic things on the ends of it but it still leaked coolant. im gonna see what i can plug em with but that radiator is brand new 0_0.. bought it direct from the dealer when the car as a/t
hmmm it might be the head gasket! i notice that the area where the head and block meet is damp and coolant seems to be dropping from there. it was a huge leak today... could anything else cause the coolant from seeping over/through the head/block? i don't have a front T mount.. could that cause the engine to shake and leak out coolant?
it leaks at times, but doesn't leak at other times... so it may be the missing T mount damnit.. if it was the head gasket, it would constantly leak right..?
it leaks at times, but doesn't leak at other times... so it may be the missing T mount damnit.. if it was the head gasket, it would constantly leak right..?
Originally Posted by 94EG8
coolant doesn't normally leak externally from a headgasket.
? i gotta do more research!
Originally Posted by 96-EJ6 B18C
I doubt it unless you've severly overheated the engine.
i did a compression test like a month ago.. all cylinders are fine.. its not the hoses either.. i just checked them.. i might as well go purchase one of those UV coolant leak detector kits.
Your problem is probably the head gasket. My car is doing the same thing right now, but I have a Cometic MLS gasket, so I don't know if that's any different. Get a new one and have your head resurfaced while your at it..show the machine shop the head gasket your going to use.
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