Why Car Overheating After Replacing Radiator, Water Pump, Thermostat, Or A Coolant Hose
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Air in coolant system will even cause idling issues. Found out the hard way on 1999 Honda Accord after replacing radiator. I forgot that coolant travels thru idle air control valve which communicates with PCM. Great video
Thank you! Great point!
Just got a 95 Chevy G20, previous owner said recent water pump, head gasket, radiator. Running just fine, but coolant looked nasty. I drained the coolant with a bunch of rusty stuff. So I ran a coolant flush through for 3 hours and everything was fine. Drained that. Flushed several more times with distilled water. Rubber gasket looked worn so I changed the thermostat and new gasket, sealed that, filled with coolant. I tried burping again just like before, but now the upper radiator hose doesn't get hot like it did during the 3 hour flush, like it's not cycling coolant and in 10 mins running, the temp starts rising. I'd really appreicate any input!
You definitely have air trapped in the system , try loosening the clamp on the upper radiator hose until coolant comes out but be careful not to burn yourself. Air is trapped in the system. Sometimes letting the engine cool down it will suck in more coolant and self bleed itself.
This is a year old video and you just responded within 30 minutes? Holy cow man. I am so very grateful! I'm letting it cool again now and I will certainly try that. After the first time I let it cool, I fired it back up, it didn't bubble really but it continued to steadily push a bunch of coolant up out of the radiator. So I came in and watched your video! I really appreciate you sir. You're definitely getting a sub!
@ActualizedOutlaw thank you as well really appreciate the feedback as well.
Thanks again 🙏 great video
Thank you! Appreciate the feedback!
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Thank you too!
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No problem
I have a 2011 Infiniti QX56 I have fluids leaking from the front of the truck. I’ve changed the coolant reservoir,water pump, radiator still leaking and now overheating . I need help
Got to clean everything dry then start up vehicle and see where leak is coming from. I’m not there so can’t help more than this
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@favoredbygod0771 no problem
I changed my thermostat and water pump but it's still overheating somebody tell me what's wrong
If you followed my video then could be the radiator cap or radiator itself or a blown head gasket
Radiator cap trust bro trust could have the wrong one on and could be pushing air in your system
I changed my thermostats on my car and now it’s not holding coolant but I’m not seeing a leak…help!
Recheck your work if there wasn’t a leak before?
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No problem!