Leaking antifreeze

ram250098 said

I have not done anything with it yet, I can not afford to take it in yet, it will have to wait.
AL

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That's cool ram250098, I was just curious. My Car "Baby" just took control of the car tent and the other problem child (her car) left with my wife on a birthday test drive! Mine started developing same problem so just kinda fishing. I can't afford shop now either but it's our main ride unless her car decides to stay running for a change!
SO...........I have decided to go ahead and pull starter in hopes of replacing rear lower plug. Here's my thoughts... The shop is busy and wants me to call back Wed. "Bride of Frankenstein" just was brought back to life so I hope it's good for at least 2 days. I was told the lower ones in the back usually go before the back flywheel jobs. We already replaced the one on pass side a year ago. The leak has been comming off the rear bolt head on the drivers side oil pan so long it has a 1/4" stalagtite of dried antifreeze hanging on it, and running down the dust cover of torque converter on the outside.
I have been taking step by step pics to start a thread and post, but am on hold for "starter" wrench. Once I get the starter off I'll post pics and let you see what I come up with. I even started looking around under there and someone had put one of the rubber washer with nut style plugs on front of drivers side too close to motor mount to press one? Jezz it's always something!!! Good Luck!:-D
Oh, almost forgot, my friend up the street set me up with plugs etc so I might as well look back there!