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      09-07-2016, 08:24 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by 02420X3 View Post
All that you can do is a visual inspection around the pump (don't expect to find drips underneath due to the aerodynamic panels) and check for codes.
Everything in the engine compartment is dry looking at it from the top. I hope there was a code that was stored to read. But I think if there was a code, it would just say that there was an overheat situation. I can't imagine it would be detailed enough to say what is wrong with the pump.

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