over heating again AHHHHHH
#1
over heating again AHHHHHH
ok after all the work I put into replacing the freakin heater hose, on my way to work the tempature guage jumped way past the red line. I popped the hood and saw coolant leaking right where the heater hose connects into the heater core. Has anyone else had this problem before? From the looks of it, it looks like something is blocking the line. I have a 1996 Z28. Thanks for the help.
#2
Re: over heating again AHHHHHH
I had somewhat of the same problem over the weekend, it was leaking like crazy got all my opti wet car wouldn't start, so there I am on the side of the freeway waiting for it to dry !!
anyways when I got home, I located the spot the the hose was leaking cut it, got a same size hose and snaped it in there, flushed the engine of course, and hadn't had any problems since.
good luck.!
anyways when I got home, I located the spot the the hose was leaking cut it, got a same size hose and snaped it in there, flushed the engine of course, and hadn't had any problems since.
good luck.!
Last edited by 95_z28_4_Ivan; 01-30-2006 at 01:48 PM.
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Re: over heating again AHHHHHH
Originally Posted by OldGray
No thats what I was on my way to do then it happened (a week later ) I was going to firestone to get it pressure flushed.
#8
Re: over heating again AHHHHHH
I got that part I was just saying what I was on my way to do, Im going to bleed it again in the morning, last time I let the motor run for 20 mins if that not long enough please someone let me know.
#9
Re: over heating again AHHHHHH
Originally Posted by OldGray
I got that part I was just saying what I was on my way to do, Im going to bleed it again in the morning, last time I let the motor run for 20 mins if that not long enough please someone let me know.
Danny- You pretty much hit the nail on the head but don't let to much come out or it'll go all over your opti distributor and kill it. Thats a $2-300 fix. There are 2 screws and you should probably do them both. I usually do mine several times. After i open them and get some coolant out i close them for a min, then crack them open a again for a few secs then close them and you should be good.
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