Coolant Problems
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OK thanks for the reply! I'm going to buy a radiator within the next couple of days. I just don't know what brand to buy...I'm sure OEM will be overpriced, but maybe worth it.
This radiator was replaced after I hit a deer last year. The thermostat is only 6 months old.
And yes, my belts are always making noise. I think a pulley is on its way out too.
This radiator was replaced after I hit a deer last year. The thermostat is only 6 months old.
And yes, my belts are always making noise. I think a pulley is on its way out too.
OK thanks for the reply! I'm going to buy a radiator within the next couple of days. I just don't know what brand to buy...I'm sure OEM will be overpriced, but maybe worth it.
This radiator was replaced after I hit a deer last year. The thermostat is only 6 months old.
And yes, my belts are always making noise. I think a pulley is on its way out too.
This radiator was replaced after I hit a deer last year. The thermostat is only 6 months old.
And yes, my belts are always making noise. I think a pulley is on its way out too.
I honestly think you have another issue causing these problems other than just the deer.
Change your cap just in case while you are at it.
Change your cap just in case while you are at it.
AARONHL- thanks for your help. Hopeful you'll figure and fix your problem soon bro..
Eric- thanks for the input of method and it really make since I'll give it a try 2morrow..(cross my fingers).
One other thing, while driving do leave the heater fully blasting at 90*? And i heard some said to use the a/c also. Would I do the same with your method? Hope I'm not confusing u....thanks.
Eric- thanks for the input of method and it really make since I'll give it a try 2morrow..(cross my fingers).
One other thing, while driving do leave the heater fully blasting at 90*? And i heard some said to use the a/c also. Would I do the same with your method? Hope I'm not confusing u....thanks.
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What could be causing it to leak?
Bad radiator, loose clamp, bad o-ring, or problem with your hoses...or a combination of these.
if your radiator cap isn't opening and is causing excess pressure buildup it could cause the radiator to start leaking too.
if your radiator cap isn't opening and is causing excess pressure buildup it could cause the radiator to start leaking too.
Damn, this has been happening to me lately. I recently put in anti freeze about a week ago, and when cleaning the bay, I noticed it was completely empty again. I also noticed my heater doesn't work on 90 unless I'm moving. This all started happening after swapping out my upper plenum, So I'm guessing something isn't tightened.
Going to re install tomorrow and hopefully itll work.
Going to re install tomorrow and hopefully itll work.
umm iunno whats fair how does a hundred bucks sound? i can send you pictures n whatever i just took it out because i did a motor build and wanted to upgrade its just taking up space in the garage along with a bunch of parts
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I added fluid last week and the level is still high enough. I also bled the lines because the upper radiator hose was decompressed. It is decompressed again!


