Overheating Engine
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Overheating Engine
Hi! My D2 got its water pump recently replaced with a new one after breaking. After changing the pump and serpentine belt, and filled to the top of coolant it has started to overheat reaching over 260 degrees F. This problem didn't happen before. I have checked for leaks but there is none. I noticed the radiator is cold and the coolant is boiling in the reservoir tank. What can I to test or check what is going worng?
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you still have to bleed the cooling system....
take the overflow tank and lift it up
keep it above the rest of the cooling system
undo the bleeder valve on the T
add coolant until there is no more air coming out
just because you drained it through the pump doesn't mean it doesn't have to be bled
the thermostat is not stuck, it is probably covered in air
take the overflow tank and lift it up
keep it above the rest of the cooling system
undo the bleeder valve on the T
add coolant until there is no more air coming out
just because you drained it through the pump doesn't mean it doesn't have to be bled
the thermostat is not stuck, it is probably covered in air
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Keep in mind if you bleed the system correctly and you still have issues and your lower rad hose is cold and your over 200 degrees you may have gotten a bad Tstat
I had 2 bad ones and been hearing recently of people getting bad ones out of the box
i finaly had a good one from Atlantic British warm weather thermostat
I had 2 bad ones and been hearing recently of people getting bad ones out of the box
i finaly had a good one from Atlantic British warm weather thermostat
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