Subject	Re: Maybe try slowly releasing the radiator "burp" screw
Posted by	Chad M (CA) on September 20, 2008 at 5:51 PM
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In Reply To	Maybe try slowly releasing the radiator "burp" screw posted by jzack on September 18, 2008 at 06:44 PM
Message	Well it doesn't "over pressurize while driving", the driving temps/operation seem fine... I pretty sure now the problem is its going under vacuum when cooling down. The rad cap is just a year old oem nissan .9 bar. I'm going to replace that again anyway. The car does run fine, it only overheats at idle in high outdoor air temps, 85F or hotter. Once on the road it cools right down. No oil in the coolant, no coolant in the oil, the car does blow some white/blue smoke at startup/warmup, but after that it goes away. I've tested the coolant for CO , that was negative. Compression test showed nothing. ------------------------------------------------------------ 1995 300ZX TT
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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