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Eddie Cochran |
try flushing the cooling system out, by removing the radiator top hose and running fresh water from your garden hose through one end, if it comes out all rusty, then its probably clogged up inside.
remember afterwards, to replace the lost antifreeze as this protects and lubricates the cooling system. theres also some stuff (cant remember the name of it) you can put in your coolant that will help de-clog your coolant galleries and pipes. |
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Posted 16/08/2005 |
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Colin Good |
| i had the same problem it ended up being the cylinder head gasket |
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Posted 15/10/2005 |
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Mike Tipo |
| hi , i have fiat cinquecento and tipo , my car uaed to over heat when in was either hot weather or going up long steep hills. solution was changing the radiator - because due to its location so low down near the floor, the matrix gets blocked externaly - stopping the cooler air from passing through it . now the car is fine since changing it . plus if you dont know when thermostat was changed - change it anyway. also worth while to flush / reverse flush the whole cooling system . hope this helps ! |
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Posted 25/10/2005 |
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carl higgins |
| cheap cheap cheap bleed air out of system |
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Posted 18/01/2007 |
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mani |
where do we bleed air from system?
thanks |
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Posted 23/05/2007 |
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alan |
| how do i bleed the air out of the system...? many thanks.. |
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Posted 15/09/2007 |
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sean |
| there's a small tube in the engine bay by the nearside front headlight. it has a screw cap on the end which lets the air out of the radiator. |
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Posted 10/02/2008 |
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