my 1994 chevy caprice is leaking coolant from the firewall its a small spout coming from the firewall don knoe if its a plug or hose please help
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Asked by atsires Mar 31, 2014 at 10:25 AM about the 1994 Chevrolet Caprice LS Sedan RWD

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Mark answered 10 years ago

The fittings are loose or deteriorating on your heater core. Worse case, the heater core is Swiss cheese. Replace.

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atsires answered 10 years ago

I need to know what goes on the spout a hose or a plug

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Mark answered 10 years ago

there is an inlet spout and an outlet. This is a generic diagram on hose routing. Hope this helps.

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Zaaco answered 7 years ago

atsires, that "spout" is the drain from your air conditioning drip pan. Chances are your heater core is leaking into the AC drip pan.

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