Radiator Reservoir sometimes fills after boosting.
Is this normal? It will actually overflow a little and coolant will come out from the top. I'll bleed it tomorrow, but just curious if this is sometimes normal. I only had the reservoir filled half way and the radiator full. Always check fluids each tank. Thanks.
Nate
Nate
Welcome to my world...
I just replaced the headgasket due to burning out a valve, and all of a sudden this problem arose.
Should I assume....
1.) Re torque of head studs is needed
or
2.) New headgasket
MORE compression/leakdown tests are coming tomorrow...but if I replace the headgasket, wont I eventually need to retorque those studs down the road anyways?
I just replaced the headgasket due to burning out a valve, and all of a sudden this problem arose.
Should I assume....
1.) Re torque of head studs is needed
or
2.) New headgasket
MORE compression/leakdown tests are coming tomorrow...but if I replace the headgasket, wont I eventually need to retorque those studs down the road anyways?
I would be willing to bet it's the head gasket.
has the car ever blown a head gasket before?? if so did you surface the head??
A buddy of mine has a low 11sec talon and it blow a head gasket awhile back, and that thing would boil over every time he made a pass.
has the car ever blown a head gasket before?? if so did you surface the head??
A buddy of mine has a low 11sec talon and it blow a head gasket awhile back, and that thing would boil over every time he made a pass.
Crap... I'm not sure if the headgasket has been replaced or not
I'll try bleeding it and keep an eye on it. Thanks. I was hoping it was just a normal thing.....
I'll try bleeding it and keep an eye on it. Thanks. I was hoping it was just a normal thing.....
to allbottleb16:
I replaced my headfasket, and also got the head resurfaced. I am led to believe my problem is due to my need to retighten the headstuds. This may have blown the headgasket.
to 5thgencivic:
headgasket should be the least of your worries. Although its a bummer to replace, its cheap and after once or twice, you learn how to do it yourself
I replaced my headfasket, and also got the head resurfaced. I am led to believe my problem is due to my need to retighten the headstuds. This may have blown the headgasket.
to 5thgencivic:
headgasket should be the least of your worries. Although its a bummer to replace, its cheap and after once or twice, you learn how to do it yourself
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hehe headgasket installs..........
I just finished mine and what a pain in the damn ***. I cant imagine what it is like pulling the whole motor. Its interesting to learn though.
Goodluck with whatever your problem is.
I just finished mine and what a pain in the damn ***. I cant imagine what it is like pulling the whole motor. Its interesting to learn though.
Goodluck with whatever your problem is.
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