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jones 12-29-2012 10:59 PM

I have leak help
 
I have a 2004.5 dodge and I have a leak around the pump that's next to the block I check the 3 lines that connects to the pump and it's not comming from there and it's not coming from any lines above it the leak looks like it's next to the block is there anywhere else on the pump I could be coming from or around the pump area thanks guys I'm lost on this one

RAW 01-23-2013 07:32 AM

I'm not a 3rd gen/CR guy, so what pump are you talking about?

RanchhandTCR 01-23-2013 08:26 AM

if your talking about the power steering you can either get a leak from the front gasket on the pump. Is it oil? or power steering fluid. I also know that the high pressure fuel pump is right up along there too. If its that is it diesel? But they can leak from the front cover housing side.

NadirPoint 01-23-2013 11:59 AM

Need to identify the fluid: oil, steering fluid, fuel, coolant - "what" is leaking?

steved 01-25-2013 09:49 AM

By the way he stated "three lines", it sounds like he's experiencing a leaking CP3, common in cold weather...there is a TSB for replacing the CP3 if you're under warranty (its a STAR authorized part). It will often show up as a drip off the wires to the pump.

It will likely stop once the temperatures get back to normal...mine leaked every time it got cold, and stopped every spring; and that was a STAR replacement pump to fix the exact problem!

dangerous1965 01-26-2013 09:20 AM

Yup CP3!^^^:tu:


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