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Old Nov 5, 2006 | 07:28 PM
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Default Re: engine overheating......almost

Originally Posted by 96slow6
i wont lie i dont know ya'lls type of cars very well but if it were my car actin like that. i would very first check the radiator cap. i know dumb right. but hang on. if the seal is cork and is rotting it can swell with moistir from the coolant going out to the overflow and not let it back in. when the car cycled it would greatly lower the fluid level available and warm the car up. then when you shut it off the cycling stopped and the contraction of the hose and the lack of pressure would be enough to let the water suck back from the overflow. It happened to me once. i went and bought a pump t-stat houses and sensors for a bad cap.
i'll check, but its been running fine so far.