23 Apr 12 20:45, Mark Hofmann wrote to All:   
      
      
    MH> I got home from work on Friday to find that the Durango was leaking   
    MH> antifreeze on the driveway.  I discovered where it was leaking, but   
    MH> had a real problem finding out what the part was called.   
      
   I'll bet you find more problems with that Durango, after that radiator   
   blow up...   
      
    MH> After much searching online - since it didn't show up in AllData, I   
    MH> found both the name and part number.  It is called an "Auxiliary   
    MH> Coolant / Water Pump". It is located off the heater hose between the   
    MH> main engine water pump and the "Y" between the front and rear heater   
    MH> cores.  The truck has two separate heater cores - one for the front   
    MH> and one for the rear controls.   
      
   Interesting. The last time I saw something like that was in my dad's 1948   
   Pontiac Silver Streak. The rear heater was located under the passenger   
   side of the front seat. I don't recall seeing an auxillery pump though.   
      
    MH> The pump provides the extra pressure to push the water to the rear   
    MH> heater core.  For the time being, I bypassed it with a 5/8" coupler   
    MH> and a few screw down clamps.  The part arrived today, so I'll be   
    MH> replacing it this weekend.   
      
   I can't visualize your future having any bike riding in it. 8^)   
      
      
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