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    Coolant leak - Hole in tubing

    Thanks for the comment about the airlock. I had not thought of that. I will check to confirm I am okay. Your explanation does make sense as to why they may have gone this route. Who knows if that's why but it could be the reason.
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    Coolant leak - Hole in tubing

    Coolant leak Hopefully these pictures look okay and apologies in advance for crude photo markups. In the tubing.jpg, 1 is the end of the tube that connected to the hose coming from the firewall and 2 is the end that connected to the engine heater hose. If you look carefully around 2...
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    Coolant leak - Hole in tubing

    Coolant leak I will take a look. If I couldn't get the cutter in there with it installed, I could probably remove it and then cut it. Only consideration I can think of then is I would have one extra joint/coupling in the line since the heater hose coming out of the engine has zero extra...
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    Coolant leak - Hole in tubing

    Coolant leak Thanks for the welcome and quick reply. I can't see anything wrong with my workaround but I also can't figure out why Ford went to the trouble of using the metal tubes when the heater hose seems like a good approach (and certainly less expensive). I won't use epoxy per your...
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    Coolant leak - Hole in tubing

    Coolant leak Unfortunately the leak is on the inside corner of a 90 degree elbow. Thanks for the suggestion though!
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    Coolant leak - Hole in tubing

    I have a 1999 Explorer 4.0 SOHC. It sprang a leak today in the tubing that connects the coolant hoses from the engine to the heater hoses at the firewall. For a better description, there is a metal bracket that mounts to the passenger side of the engine up near the manifold. Welded to the...
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