overheating - bottom hose stays cold, do i need a new thermostat or just to bleed the lines
i need to have this fixed tomorrow i'm in a rush to get my car running......
i tried searching but i got too many things and i was just wondering if i needed a new thermostat or if bleeding the lines could work
thanks
update: got thermostat fixed and all is good.
Modified by oranginal at 11:27 PM 7/3/2006
i tried searching but i got too many things and i was just wondering if i needed a new thermostat or if bleeding the lines could work
thanks
update: got thermostat fixed and all is good.
Modified by oranginal at 11:27 PM 7/3/2006
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PrettyLude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if the bottom hose is not hold, try a thermostat first</TD></TR></TABLE>
If your car is overheating and the bottom hose is cold, it sounds like your t-stat is stuck shut. An oem t-stat is cheap anyway, so try that out first then bleed your system well.
If your car is overheating and the bottom hose is cold, it sounds like your t-stat is stuck shut. An oem t-stat is cheap anyway, so try that out first then bleed your system well.
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