Subject	Sounds like it is....
Posted by	BOOZTD 3 on February 26, 2010 at 3:51 AM
	This message has been viewed 123 times.
In Reply To	how to identify a stuck thermostat posted by WazTTed on February 26, 2010 at 02:18 AM
Message	There could be some blockage somewhere else in the cooling system however. Typically the stiff rad hose indicates a build-up of pressure How does the lower rad feel? Cool? Its easy to test a thermostat (almost easier to just replace) take the t-stat out, and boil a pan of water. Use some pliars and dip the t-stat in the water, it should open
Follow Ups	how to identify a stuck thermostat - WazTTed 02:18:45 02/26/10 Sounds like it is.... - BOOZTD 3 03:51:28 02/26/10 Also need a thermometer for the check temps when >> - ZUL8TR 06:53:58 02/26/10 No if the thermo was stuck closed your car would >>> - ZUL8TR 06:50:32 02/26/10 Re: No if the thermo was stuck closed your car would >>> - WazTTed 16:44:44 02/26/10 Perhaps check the fan clutch prior to thermostat. - jschrauwen 01:24:01 02/27/10 At 1.2 bar the system will get to that pressure if >>> - ZUL8TR 06:58:40 02/27/10 Re: At 1.2 bar the system will get to that pressure if >>> - WazTTed 16:29:12 02/27/10 Compression test will not necessarily reveal if CO gas is >> - ZUL8TR 07:59:51 02/28/10
Post a Followup	You cannot reply to this message because you are not logged in.