Overheating problem.... did search already
Ok i have had some overheating issues with my car this winter. I have replaced the thermostat with a OEM honda. and it has been running fine for the past month since i replaced the thermostat. then one day driving home it started to overheat. I have no clue why. Headgasket is good nice clean oil and coolant. radiator cap is holding pressure. any suggestions?
let your car warm up to normal temp, and then after a few minutes, feel the radiator hose that leads to you're thermostat.. if the hose is cold, the thermo. is stuck (or not opening for whatever reason)... if its warm/hot, i would suggest checking the water pump.
-just posted that 2 seconds ago in a diff. thread
-just posted that 2 seconds ago in a diff. thread
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by oddball327 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">let your car warm up to normal temp, and then after a few minutes, feel the radiator hose that leads to you're thermostat.. if the hose is cold, the thermo. is stuck (or not opening for whatever reason)... if its warm/hot, i would suggest checking the water pump.
-just posted that 2 seconds ago in a diff. thread</TD></TR></TABLE>
beat me to it again. and there is no way you searched do stop bullshiting , there is the same post in the same forum right next to this thread.
could be your fan switch now
-just posted that 2 seconds ago in a diff. thread</TD></TR></TABLE>
beat me to it again. and there is no way you searched do stop bullshiting , there is the same post in the same forum right next to this thread.
could be your fan switch now
fixed problem. Completely drained and flushed the system got some Honda Rad. fluid and everything is all good now. i think my measurements we off when i put in my 50/50
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