overheating is back... need a pro's help details inside
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If it's actually correct then do a coolant pressure test as described.
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Check to see if the hoses are on the right radiator ports. The hose leading to the reservoir should be on the top most port that is above the plunger of the cap. The coolant return line should be just below that one:
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/po...220-post7.html
If it's actually correct then do a coolant pressure test as described.
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/po...220-post7.html
If it's actually correct then do a coolant pressure test as described.
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I had a similar thing happen to the op's problem, ended up being the drive collar for the waterpump was stripped on one end and almost stripped on the other. Waterpump gaskets are cheap, pull the pump and check it out.