1st time ever doing an epoxy pour project, 1st time trying to dry flowers too. Used cedar for the wood and carnations.
Homemade mold rigged up from scrap wood I had laying around.
Not my proudest project. There are a lot of flaws and things I would change if I tried again. The best part about this project is that I learned something!
I have had a slow coolant leak on my 2001 Ford F-150 for a few months and I can't figure out where it's coming from. Any tips appreciated!
Here is what I know:
- Leaking when parked (reservoir drops about 1 inch every couple weeks)
- Leak is behind passenger front wheel
- Passenger floor board is dry, I don't think it's the heater core. No fog on window.
- Heater core hose connectors by fire wall do not seem wet or crusty.
- Engine does not overheat when driving and reservoir filled back up. I drove 200 miles roundtrip over 3 days and the levels didn't drop visibly.
- Does not look like any liquid is present in "the valley" under the engine block?
Where could this be coming from? I'm at a loss
UPDATE: Pressure tested the system at 16 psi for 20 minutes and it never dropped. So seems to hold pressure good?