Subject	Maybe try slowly releasing the radiator "burp" screw
Posted by	jzack on September 18, 2008 at 6:44 PM
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In Reply To	Pressue In Cooling System When Cold... posted by Chad M (CA) on September 18, 2008 at 04:40 PM
Message	next time to see if it's pressure or vacuum? Willing to bet it's a bad/incorrectly rated radiator cap or perhaps a blocked reservoir return hose that's causing the system to overpressurize while driving... Otherwise does the car run OK - no overheating or anything??? Sure doesn't seem like a lot of things could be going wrong to cause this issue???
Follow Ups	Pressue In Cooling System When Cold... - Chad M (CA) 16:40:38 09/18/08 Maybe try slowly releasing the radiator "burp" screw - jzack 18:44:13 09/18/08 Re: Maybe try slowly releasing the radiator "burp" screw - Chad M (CA) 17:51:28 09/20/08 Try emailing that person and their address might still work. (n/m) - Black95 18:45:15 09/18/08 Don't forget to post the solution if you find it. - Black95 10:46:56 09/20/08 Do you have any oil in the coolant? Do you have any >>> - ZUL8TR 15:02:24 09/20/08 Thanks for the suggestions.... - Chad M (CA) 17:45:35 09/20/08 What about oil in coolant and/or coolant in oil? Was the >> - ZUL8TR 06:07:22 09/21/08 No, neither fluid shows any sign of the other.... - Chad M (CA) 11:12:40 09/21/08 I am sorry to hear that I have been replying to your>>> - ZUL8TR 14:08:43 09/25/08
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