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Old 05-03-2015, 06:04 PM   #1
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Antifreeze leak

I have discovered an antifreeze leak coming from a rear wheel on the passenger side of my 1998 winnebago brave. Is there a way to get into that area and find where it is coming from? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks mommajean
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Do you have a rear heater in your coach that gets its heat from engine coolant?
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its possible but not sure.
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Do you have a rear heater in your coach that gets its heat from engine coolant?
Or a water heater with the "motor aid" feature?
I know GMC MHs, and some Winnebagos had them.
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