Coolant coming from little hose

[Mad_banshee_racer]

If I drive my banshee for maybe a min coolant will start dripping out the hose over the header pipes.

 

 

I put in a new billet water pump but it didn't fix it. Please help me with this problem.

[ClayAiken]

Bad Cap?

[Finch]

x2 bad cap, leak in the system. or just plain old over heating (bad air flow, going to slow, lean jetting, etc...)

[Mad_banshee_racer]

x2 bad cap, leak in the system. or just plain old over heating (bad air flow, going to slow, lean jetting, etc...)

 

Maybe a bad cap, I can compress it. When you say leak in the system should I see it? I can see what looks like some black carbon it the coolant floating around.

[sheerider11]

Maybe a bad cap, I can compress it. When you say leak in the system should I see it? I can see what looks like some black carbon it the coolant floating around.

hmmm, sounds like a bad head gasket/ o ring.

[m671054]

Will it push out all the coolant? are you filling the rad to the top and it just pushes out a little? i blew a dome oring and if you rap the throttle you would get a jet of coolant shot out

[Starwriter]

In the pic, you are holding 2 hoses. Are they both coolant hoses? If so, you have something plumbed wrong.

[Mad_banshee_racer]

No I think it's only one hose, it runs from the reservoir.

[Mad_banshee_racer]

It all started after I had some port work done by herr jugs and my head milled. Should be a good flat surface with the freshly milled head. I have a oem head gasket still in the pack that I'm going to try.

[Starwriter]

Do a leakdown test.

[Mad_banshee_racer]

Do a leakdown test.

I'm going to put a new head gasket on and will do a leakdown test the same time.

[sheerider11]

Do it first, what if its not even a head gasket.

[Mad_banshee_racer]

I still need to build a leakdown tester, guess I can go by lowes today.

[Starwriter]

Just as I thought. You didn't leakdown test it after you put the top end on it. If you would have, you would have known that you have a leaking head gasket before you even fired it. But we didn't find out that the problem started when you did the top end, until 9 posts into this thread.

[Mad_banshee_racer]

Just as I thought. You didn't leakdown test it after you put the top end on it. If you would have, you would have known that you have a leaking head gasket before you even fired it. But we didn't find out that the problem started when you did the top end, until 9 posts into this thread.

Your right I should have done a leak down test when I put it back together. I really didn't know what a leak down test was until the other day. I was hoping to have this fixed by the weekend.