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ebpda9 · 08-04-2002, 01:16 AM

hmmm, ok when you turn on the heater the coolant goes thru an extra radiator helping the car cool better. maybe it's your water pump going out on you, or there is a leak somewhere in the engine. Ok here are all the causes that could lead to overheating:

*not enough coolant
*radiator core broken or grille blocked
*faulty thermostat
*radiator cap not maintainig propper pressure
*incorect ignition timing.

have the thermostat and the cap checked first (assuming that you checked the fluid before posting).

08-04-2002, 01:16 AM	#4
ebpda9 Repost Wagon Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: over here Age: 45 Posts: 17,266	hmmm, ok when you turn on the heater the coolant goes thru an extra radiator helping the car cool better. maybe it's your water pump going out on you, or there is a leak somewhere in the engine. Ok here are all the causes that could lead to overheating: not enough coolant radiator core broken or grille blocked faulty thermostat radiator cap not maintainig propper pressure *incorect ignition timing. have the thermostat and the cap checked first (assuming that you checked the fluid before posting). __________________

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