2002 Dodge Stratus "motor running air bubbles radiator" Questions

...motor or toggle switch so you can turn it off and on manually. Make sure you have about a 50/50 water to antifreeze mix, Check the thermostat too. you need a new thermostat to fix the bubbleling. i ...

...motor temp gauge showing car is running hot but just changed water pump thermostat and radiator as soon as i get up to 70mph temp gauge moves up like it is running hot pull over to check it under the ...

...running? when the motor is off open the lid and slowly squeeze the top radiator hose and it will bubble the antifreeze at the radiator some may spill out but after u squeeze ...

running cool and heater working), allow the motor to cool (COLD) and remove the paper clip from inside the radiator cap. Do this ONLY when the motor is COLD, or you could create another air pocket. Do

...motor goes wll doent smoke and no water in the engine oil it appears that there is an air lock in the cooling system. try loosening of a hose at a highest point and letting air out . refill the ...

...running it for awhile; see if the fluid in the radiator gets hot. If there's an air bubble this might "burp" the system. Your heat/bled door motor or valve is not operating. Depending on what vehicle ...

...motor till thermostats fully open burp radiator hoses wait till water is running up into over flow bottle without bubble replace cap turn off heater correct level in over flow bottle why still over ...

...coolant run motor with heater on till you see coolant flowing with out air bubbles (means thermostat is open ) make sure no air in the system at all fill over flow tank to low line radiator cap back ...

...air bubble that hangs at the heater hose until pressure from the water pump blows thru it as the engine speeds up. Park on an incline, open the radiator cap, run the engine until the thermostat is ...

...air pockets??? Check your oil level to make sure it is not mixing in with the antifreeze you may have a blown intake. May be going out the exhaust pipe, a leaking head gasket. Top up the radiator ...