overheating....perhaps air in cooling system?
please help.
I have 9:1 pistons now and I find that with the ac on i get a definite power loss compared to when i was a stock engine. car pulls fine once it gets going but the load definitely seems higher than before. and when i come to a stop the car idles down really low (even stalled a couple of times) and then comes back up to normal steady idle.
I have 9:1 pistons now and I find that with the ac on i get a definite power loss compared to when i was a stock engine. car pulls fine once it gets going but the load definitely seems higher than before. and when i come to a stop the car idles down really low (even stalled a couple of times) and then comes back up to normal steady idle.
Torin,
The way I do it is to hook everything up and then disconnect the upper radiator hose from the top of the radiator. Then pour the water/coolant mix into the hose so that it 'backfills' into the engine that way. I can usually get about a quart or 2 in there before it starts to come out of the hose. Then I plug the hose back into the radiator and fill up the radiator.
I had to this about 10 times (don't ask why
, boost
) during the time that I owned my Civic Si and I never once had an overheating problem.
Sonny
The way I do it is to hook everything up and then disconnect the upper radiator hose from the top of the radiator. Then pour the water/coolant mix into the hose so that it 'backfills' into the engine that way. I can usually get about a quart or 2 in there before it starts to come out of the hose. Then I plug the hose back into the radiator and fill up the radiator.
I had to this about 10 times (don't ask why
, boost
) during the time that I owned my Civic Si and I never once had an overheating problem.Sonny
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