Car Over heats after Coolant Change
Car Over heats after Coolant Change
Hey all I just changed the coolant via the method here: https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...g-coolant.html
I have bled the system via the bleed screw as instructed (until coolant comes out the bleed screw). I can't go a block without overheating now. Any idea what I did wrong?
I have bled the system via the bleed screw as instructed (until coolant comes out the bleed screw). I can't go a block without overheating now. Any idea what I did wrong?
Or an airbubble....
Sometimes it can take an extra few pints/half gallon of coolant commonig out the bleed screws....while keeping the tank full....and a few short drives to get the bubbles out.
Sometimes it can take an extra few pints/half gallon of coolant commonig out the bleed screws....while keeping the tank full....and a few short drives to get the bubbles out.
Hey all I just changed the coolant via the method here: https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...g-coolant.html
I have bled the system via the bleed screw as instructed (until coolant comes out the bleed screw). I can't go a block without overheating now. Any idea what I did wrong?
I have bled the system via the bleed screw as instructed (until coolant comes out the bleed screw). I can't go a block without overheating now. Any idea what I did wrong?
My daughter's 2006 Just A Cooper has 4 bleed screws.
+1. Air pockets can cause overheating issues....
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