2002 Kia Sportage "water pouring fast put radiator" Questions

...fast as I pour it in you already got warped cylinder head,compression from combustion chambers already have paths tru your water jacket and that's the cause water goes out just as you pour in.. ...

...Water. While Driving, I noticed steam coming in from the vents inside the cab. Then all at once it felt like someone "pulled the plug" on the car, Slowly decreased speed from 60mph to 0mph, coasting ...

...pouring water out as fast as I can put it in. Is there anyway I can stop or slow the leak long enough to get to a car rental and mechanic? How well does that stop leak for radiators work? The stop ...

...water just as fast as I put it in.It seems to be leaking underneath by the rear of the motor...some one told me to ncheck freeze out plugs..HELP please You have to do detective work, use a mirror and ...

water in the radiator until it gets full... make sure all the air bubbles gets out! if you keep some air in the system then it could cause "Over Heating Problems" so pour the antifreeze and then press

...fast. Let it cool. Get a volunteer, take the cap off, put your hand over radiator fill neck. Do you feel pressure against your hand? Check the oil. Does it look kinda' milky? Does the radiator water ...

Water pouring out as fast as I put it in with steam from under intake and water runs down back side of engine either bad intake gasket ,warped or cracked intake manifold,cracked or warped head,or head

...water from a hose in the top and see if it pours out the bottom hole as fast. it should pour out. the other thing that could be bad is the waterpump or the stat. not to many parts for the cooling ...

water pump, hoses with in a couple of years. nothing appears to be leaking and all was fine until I put in the new antifreeze. Was it knocking in the radiator when it over heated if so you most likely

...pouring water till you see no bubbles what so ever. put sensor back in its place while water bottle is full and while water is still coming out from the back to make sure that no air escapes inside ...