INTEGRA OVERHEATING
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INTEGRA OVERHEATING
Hey guys neewbie here. Just bought a 98 integra, stock, automatic and is overheating like a b***h. tried everything, shaved head, new head gasket, still happens though. I really need your help. I can afford to spend too much repairing it as i have spent my entire savings repairing my old car (before i sold it) and the integra. PLEASE HELP!
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Re: INTEGRA OVERHEATING (parker14us2000)
Maybe the thermostat? Does your radiator have any cracks/leaks.
PS, i see that this is your first post, and im not just going to say search, but definately use that feature.
PS, i see that this is your first post, and im not just going to say search, but definately use that feature.
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just found out my fans dont click on when idle. they comne on for the a/c but dont come on when the engines running. going to have that fixed 2 morrow. gonna try the 2 drops of soap in the radiator trick too. thanx guys great site. INTEGRA FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!
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wow i've never heard of 2 drops of soap in the radiator. wtf does that do?
if you keep losing coolant, then check your water pump. whenever you come back to your car in the morning squeeze on the upper radiator hose to see if it's built up pressure. go from there....
if you keep losing coolant, then check your water pump. whenever you come back to your car in the morning squeeze on the upper radiator hose to see if it's built up pressure. go from there....
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cleanDA9 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wow i've never heard of 2 drops of soap in the radiator. wtf does that do?
if you keep losing coolant, then check your water pump. whenever you come back to your car in the morning squeeze on the upper radiator hose to see if it's built up pressure. go from there....</TD></TR></TABLE>
The only thing I could possibly think of it doing, is if you have a leak in your system, it'll bubble and be eaiser to spot where the leak is coming from.
But i'd never put soap in my coolant system.
Unless you were doing a complete flush of your system afterwards.
if you keep losing coolant, then check your water pump. whenever you come back to your car in the morning squeeze on the upper radiator hose to see if it's built up pressure. go from there....</TD></TR></TABLE>
The only thing I could possibly think of it doing, is if you have a leak in your system, it'll bubble and be eaiser to spot where the leak is coming from.
But i'd never put soap in my coolant system.
Unless you were doing a complete flush of your system afterwards.
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