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Old 06-26-2005, 08:54 PM   #1
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Alright, i got out of work early today so i had a couple hours to fool around with everything, but will be testing it all tomorrow. The car actually overheated on me going to a car show saturday, empty radiator, blah blah. So anyways, I bypassed the heater core, installed a new t-stat and gasket. Well i noticed the gasket wasn't doing much consider i was getting a pretty even flow of water out of the housing on the bottom. So i kept the gasket on there and used some sealant. Im going to wait until tomorrow to let it cure before i test that out. Im pretty sure this should take care of all the little leaks i seemed to be getting. I also noticed before that the heater core, or evaporator drain was pouring out some liquid when the car was off. The last thing, I haven't changed the radiator cap yet, i'm not sure what lbs to go with. The one that was on it i just noticed today is a 16lb cap. Im thinking it should be alot lower, maybe in the 6-10 range? Any ideas on that?
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Old 06-30-2005, 10:20 PM   #2
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Alright, I have another problem now, and i have no idea how it is being caused. I am getting alot of air in my cooling system. i had to pull over earlier and let the air out, and when i just got back home the same thing was happening again. I fixed all the leaks prior, and ran the car with the cap off after filling the radiator again to let the air out of the system. I am curious to what is letting all this air into my system? could it be a bad cap?
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Old 07-03-2005, 11:11 PM   #3
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ok, well i finally got a little more time to work on the car today. I have the passenger side head pulled off, and i noticed that on both heads, that the very first intake ports are a rust color. I am not sure exactly what this means, so i am not sure if i should be worried about anything? I was also wondering what i can do to clean up my heads? The outside of the heads have a crapload of buildup. I was also wondering if there was anything I should do to cleanup the insides of the heads and such? thanks alot everyone.
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Old 07-06-2005, 01:48 PM   #4
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any ideas about the color intake ports?
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