Subject	coolent ontop of spark plug????
Posted by	ricky6991 on September 08, 2008 at 12:21 AM
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Message	ok last night i have had a hose in the back of my tt motor slowly leaking coolent... its the s curve one in the middle of the pic, it was only doing it last night so i came home an parked it. this morning i woke up an moved the hose and reclamped it and it was fine all day. tonight it started to spray coolent again cause the slice in the hose so i moved the clip over the slice again. it stopped and stopped overheating. so im driving it home and i hit a bump kinda hard and i started to misfire. so i slowly drove home and check each plug for spark. the driverside front was filled with coolent? i checked the rest and they are all dry. i started the car with coil out to see if it was filling up more or sinking. it stayed the same wiht the car running for about 10minutes. not overheating either. im not sure what my next steps are. its only that one spark plug wall filled wiht coolent. with car runnign it doesnt rise or sink. it started misfiring the second i hit the bump.
Follow Ups	coolent ontop of spark plug???? - ricky6991 00:21:25 09/08/08 You need to fix the link by replacing the hose OR better - Bernie (NoVA) 00:26:59 09/08/08 so no need to think a cracked headgeasket? - ricky6991 00:30:19 09/08/08 I wouldn't but you could do a compression check to make - Sleeper_TTZ(SeKy) 00:35:14 09/08/08 2nd the coolant bypass. It makes things a little easier - Sleeper_TTZ(SeKy) 13:33:42 09/08/08 if coolent is still there in the morning.... - ricky6991 01:01:14 09/08/08 Stuff a paper towel in the hole. Bounty is the - kkrofft (OH) 07:24:20 09/08/08 You definitely don't want to take the plug out with - en5 07:52:39 09/08/08 not really - Drk93TT 08:34:19 09/08/08 Depends on the quantity of water. - SactoTodd 12:41:32 09/08/08
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