i think i just about blew my engine help!!
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So i was driving yesterday afternoon,i had just pulled it out of the garage and only driven about 2 miles when i glanced at my pillar gauge and see im running around 250 degrees.
I immediatiatly pull over and pop the hood and i hear coolant boiling like its gonna pop the rad cap off.
Anyway a shop in my town just did a water pump and timing chain for me 2 weeks ago and i want to know if they could have screwed smething up,or if it could be in the thermostat it has a hypertech 160 in it know
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Anyway a shop in my town just did a water pump and timing chain for me 2 weeks ago and i want to know if they could have screwed smething up,or if it could be in the thermostat it has a hypertech 160 in it know
Any advice would be aswesome
thanks
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they could possibly left some air in the system, but if it hasn't done it before now it's not likely. Some how you are getting air in there though....maybe check the pressure on the rad. cap and make sure it can hold the psi.....or your t-stat could be stuck closed, or you could have a popped head gasket, there are a lot of possibilities to overheating
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they could possibly left some air in the system, but if it hasn't done it before now it's not likely. Some how you are getting air in there though....maybe check the pressure on the rad. cap and make sure it can hold the psi.....or your t-stat could be stuck closed, or you could have a popped head gasket, there are a lot of possibilities to overheating