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Old 07-23-2008, 01:00 PM
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ok i was just driving home and my car began to over heat.. i didnt let it get over the lil thermostat thingy on the guage.. but wen i got home i opend the hood 2 see what was wrong and it is leaking out from the upper rad hose(radiator side) why could this be or is that even the reason why its overheating?
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The reason its leaking IS why its overheating. Is it a hole in the hose? when you accelerate does it squirt out? or is the upper radiator outlet broken.

It sound like you just need to replace upper hose.
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unless you have endless amounts of money you don't want to throw parts at a car... so test it!

with the engine cold, hook a coolant system pressure tester up (they aren't expesive), and pump it up to the red mark (i think it's usually around 40psi). start looking for leaks and a drop in pressure on the gage. an initial drop of about 2-4psi from hose expansion can be expected.

replace anything that leaks untill nothing leaks. then you can start investigating the overheating.
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theres a diagram of it... sorta lol
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get a new hose
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that could juss be it?
cuz its not even torn or anything.
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OK GUYS WENT 2 GP BUY THE HOSE ENDED UP BUYING THE LOWER PAD HOSE TOO, I THINK THOSE WERE DA LAST 2 I NEEDED 2 CHANGE SINC I HAVE BEEN BURSTING ALL OF MY COOLANT HOSES. FOR BEIN CHEAP LOL
THANKS FOR THE HELP!
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