Overheating
10-30-2005, 10:03 AM
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Overheating Ok... I have changed out the thermostat with a hypertech and it still over heats. I also changed out the waterpump because the bearings were going and it still overheats. I changed out the thermostat again with another one and it still is overheating. I also am not getting heat from my heater inside the car. Please help .. I am about to scream..
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10-30-2005, 12:33 PM
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As far as overheating, did you properly bleed the air outta the system after changing the thermostats and waterpump?
As far as no heat in the car, I'm taking a guess, but have you look at the heater core or looked into the problem being related to the heater core?
As far as no heat in the car, I'm taking a guess, but have you look at the heater core or looked into the problem being related to the heater core?
10-30-2005, 02:48 PM
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does anyone have a good way of bleeing the coolant? I was told to take of the hose from the right side of the throttlebody and wait until u see coolant. The problem with that solution, is that the car starts overheating to over 250 degrees. Please help
10-30-2005, 03:19 PM
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Got it to work now. 10 minutes and under 205 temp. I just took off radiator cap and topped off more with water.. Capped it and started , now it stays at around 205 temp and my heat is back in the car.. yehoo..
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