[DML] Coolant Leak

[Adrian Dunker <aod80@xxxxxxx>]

Hello group,
This is great timing for my car to start leaking coolant... I found where it
looks like it's coming from, it's hard to tell exactly though.  I checked my
coolant level and it was a bit low, nothing dangerous, but I refilled it and
the drip intensified for a few minutes and then slowed down again.  It drips
steadily (slowly) from the 13mm screw on the "timing chains" page of the
manual.  Part #24 (102761).  It's the lower (one on the right) bolt of the
two.  I'm going off Houston's website, (I'm at work, so I don't have the
manuals with me.
http://www.delorean.com/store/c-329-1-1-4-timing-chains.aspx)  I tried
tightening the bolt, but it was tight already.

Any help would be appreciated, I'd like to be able to drive it to a hot
location without worrying about overheating or my cooling system in
general.

Adrian Dunker
10674


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