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Just my luck..... car didnt leak a drop of coolant until extractors were fitted & car running on the hoist. Not just a leak, but pouring out between the inlet manifold & head, right on the corner.
Added 2/3 a bottle of Scott's stop leak, and that killed the leak almost immediately, but i dont have much faith in it staying like that for very long. What parts do i need to collect to replace this gasket, and stuff that probably should be changed whilst this is being done, thanks 
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V8 Coolant leak - Inlet manifold
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