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O.K. thanks for the clarification, Beav.
I got a Block tester kit today from NAPA. This is the type that fume from coolant are drawn into a transparent cylinder in which the testing liquid changes its color from blue to yellow if exhaust gas in present in the fume.
But I wonder if circulation of coolant is limited ( as I suspect it is ), the exhaust gas won't make it to the tester and so, I won't know whether there is leak, even if I don't see the color changes? Does any one have a experience in this thing with non-circulating coolant?
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