Needed my water pump fixed water keeps leaking out. car wouldn't crank so checked the oil pan and water looks to have been n the oil. do I need to get a new carnor can this be fixed.

Asked by Deiara Jan 22, 2016 at 06:21 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Malibu

Question type: General

There was some liquid coming out of the tail pope
but it just started doing that when it didn't crank.
Car will turn over but it wont crank all the way up.
Battery working fine. But I do need a new water
pump. If this issue has just started today is there
any hope for the car?

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Deiara answered 8 years ago

I wasn't putting coolant I was putting just water. When u was trying to crank it it started acting like it wanted to crank but didn't turn over. When u saw the liquid coming out the back that's when I stop trying to crank it up. Now the engine didn't smoke or over heat. No hear came from the engine that I could feel. When u put water n the water just leaked out the bottom.

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