I noticed the other day some antifreeze under my 2016 SB, sure enough that coolant line under the PTO side power valve was leaking a bit if you moved the line around. That OEM spring clamp just didn't do its job well. I installed a fuel injection clamp I had around, I'm not a huge fan of the fit because you can't get it as close to the cylinder block as I'd lke, and the bolt is touching the Y-Pipe a little. Thoughts if I'll be o.k.? Not sure what else a person can do...
Leaking coolant line below PTO side power valve...
- Thread starter trdehmer
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I'm the 2nd owner, but to my knowledge it had not been. Didn't look like the spring clamp had ever been touched.
ZR SLEDHEAD
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Either shorten the clamps screw / bolt by cutting or add a couple of tiny washers under the head of it. No good will come from it contacting the Y pipe.
rabbi
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I agree with this^^^
The vibration of the pipe will stress or loosen the clamp.
The vibration of the pipe will stress or loosen the clamp.