2006 Acura MDX "causes high pressure coolant system" Questions

...high pressure in your cooling system could be caused by several factors including: Overheating engine: If the engine is running hot, it will cause the coolant to expand and increase pressure in the ...

...high pressure of the coolant Take it to a pro, too many a.c systems have been ruined due to those little cans of gas from walmart. If you put too much in the high side pressure will blow a hose or ...

...high pressure switch will shut off the system.. or if the system is low on charge it wont turn on until the engine heats up building up enough pressure in the systen for the low pressure switch to ...

...pressure. When there is a hole in the oil cooler, oil will be forced out at relatively high pressures, causing the reservoir to fill and then over pressurize and spill out of the cap. blown head ...

...high pressure cutout switch on a 97 Plymouth voyager. Could it be a different problem? Had to replaced the PCM and a couple sensors because of a short in the wiring cluster. Now the ac blows out hot. ...

...pressure. 1. the engine temp is still too high.(obvious if temp gauge is working however the cause needs to be determined by testing...is electric fan coming on is thermostat opening fully, is ...

...high pressure in the radiator and eventually a lot of air and little coolant. it then starts over heating because all the coolant gets pushed out at the reservoir. new thermostat and radiator cap ...

...the cap, but there is the issue of why your pressure is too high in the tank in the first place-usually that is caused by a combustion leak in the cooling system . like a blown head gasket (or

...high pressure combustion gases into the engine water jacket, which super heats the coolant which then boils off, and is released via the cap. If unsure take vehicle to cooling system specialist and ...

...pressure cab too. Just becarefull engine coolant and heating system is a pressurized system that works on high temp. can cause a serious injuries!!Safety. you need to run the car on idle with heat on ...