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Old 01-20-2011, 07:20 AM
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ive got a 94 civic ex pulled into a parking lot and hit the curb cracked bottom of radiator and car began 2 overheat. fixed the radiator leak but still overheating
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what was that? junk the beater. im down
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Bleed air out of cooling system?

Disconnected radiator fan electrical or otherwise jammed up the fan?

Got the right radiator cap?

New radiator faulty/fins clogged with mineral deposits?
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repaired it on the job with black silicone 2 the outside of the crack
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how would i go about bleeding the air out of cooling system
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Default Re: 94' civic ex overheating

Park nose up on a hill and run w/ radiator cap off for a bit. Or just do like I do fill tank and and drive 90 mph+ for 100 miles.
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Default Re: 94' civic ex overheating

If you severely overheated the engine, you may have warped the head and blown the head gasket.

You also need to replace the radiator to avoid destroying the engine, if that has not already happened.
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raplaced radiator for the first time ever took about an hour then bleed by doin 95 on 95 and didnt over heat thank u
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Default Re: 94' civic ex overheating

When its dead cold in the morning open the radiator cap and keep it filled to the top. and keep the reserve tank filled.

Keep an eye on it for a while longer. Also, make sure to turn the heat on full blast to clear any air from those hoses and heater core.
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