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Radiator Breather Tube Leaking

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When I went out to the garage this morning I saw a puddle in front of the left front wheel. I thought I had a bad radiator but when I got in and took a look it appears that the leak is coming at the connection between the breather tube and the radiator, check out the picture. So, my question is this; is this a bad radiator or a bad breather hose?

 

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Maybe it's a bad "O" ring.  I had a problem with a leaky "O" ring, it was fine as long as the car was driving, but when you stopped the pressure in the system built up and leaked out.  Any chance your header tank is over filled, you don't want your coolant over the "max" mark on the header tank.

 

Then you have the 3rd radiator for the TIP radiator cooling?

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