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On a car that's almost 20 years old? Gee, lemmee thunk..
dry rot, temperature cycling, mice, beavers, moose, little green rubber eating gnomes, etc...
If it's the pump, replace it. if it's the hoses, replace them.
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dry rot, temperature cycling, mice, beavers, moose, little green rubber eating gnomes, etc...
If it's the pump, replace it. if it's the hoses, replace them.
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Same mistake here on the diagnosis, but thinking on it more and w/ the unusually cold weather...could be a weak solution froze in the hose itself and began leaking out upon thaw. Only other possible thing it could be other than the motor itself malfunctioning. Being a non-OEM part though, I'd lean more towards a faulty motor.
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