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Default Water heater leak?

"Peggie Hall" wrote

I'll bet money that's what's happened. All you have to do to confirm
it is check the water level in your tank.


The tank was bone dry.

If your heat exchanger were leaking, you wouldn't have water in the
engine, you'd have coolant in your water.


It's raw water cooled so all we would detect is the salt.
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