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overheating...
my car has weird symtom of overheating
temp. stays at 8 bars, which is normal, when i drive the car around. no problem when i drive the car but when i come to stop on light or something, it starts to overheat..
when standing still if i rev up my engine to 2k, temp. start going down and soon as i let go the gas;when idle; it heats up agiain very fast..
o and same issue either ac on or off..
does anyone have similar problem??
temp. stays at 8 bars, which is normal, when i drive the car around. no problem when i drive the car but when i come to stop on light or something, it starts to overheat..
when standing still if i rev up my engine to 2k, temp. start going down and soon as i let go the gas;when idle; it heats up agiain very fast..
o and same issue either ac on or off..
does anyone have similar problem??
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might be a bad thermostat. When moving, it cools the rad so your car thinks the temp is low but as soon as you stop, the hot water from the engine comes back to the rad and it started to increase
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Try bleeding the air out of the system through the coolant bleed valve and try not to open the radiator cap after all of the air is released. it will let more air in. also, are your fans coming on? maybe a relay is bad if not? bad thermostat symptoms are usually just being stuck either open or closed. Usually if they are closed then they will overheat no matter what...
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it could be a number of thing but first thing i would check is the fan system
you can trigger both fan by running the a/c but don't be fool that just because both are running now(with the a/c) that you have a working fan system.
something you can do is park the car and have it idle or put a light load on it, watch the temp gauge and see if the fan will come on by itself. if not you might have a electronic problem with the sensor, wiring or fan itself.
you can trigger both fan by running the a/c but don't be fool that just because both are running now(with the a/c) that you have a working fan system.
something you can do is park the car and have it idle or put a light load on it, watch the temp gauge and see if the fan will come on by itself. if not you might have a electronic problem with the sensor, wiring or fan itself.
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Originally Posted by menkio,Jul 18 2009, 12:06 AM
let your car idle with the coolant cap off, fill up the tank, fill up the rad to the top, and squueze the rad house, let it run for a good 5-10 minutes. worked for me
there's two bleed valve in the system(one by the waterneck and one by the firewall)
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