1996 Toyota Celica "replace radiator" Questions

I have a 96 Toyota Camry le... I replaced the Radiator 2 months ago everything was fine. I bought a new radiator cap put it on caused the fluid to shoot out the over flow valve. Now the fans dont cut ...

available at most auto parts stores). Use the pressure shown on your radiator cap. Most cars are 16 PSI or less, so don't exceed that pressure. Replace the radiator cap if it doesn't hold the pressure

...replace the fan motors. When the radiator was replaced, were you certain to purge the radiator and engine of all air before replacing the radiator cap? When you refill an emptied system, you always ...

...radiator, it has an electrical connector on it, with the key on disconnect the connector, if the fans run constantly with the connector off replace this sensor. I have had the same problem in my 92 ...

Loosing radiator coolant I have noticed that the overflow tank is empty after a long run. I have replaced radiator cap, but still have the problem. Does the radiator cooling fan need to continue ...

my toyota lucida overheats what is wrong? can you also tell me where the thermostat is housed? Thankyou. the thermostat is @ the engine side of the top radiator hose i had the same problem and found ...

Replaced water pump due to bad bearing but radiator hot The car starts to stall after about 10 minutes. The radiator is running real hot with steam coming out after warming up. Upper radiator hose is ...

A/C stopped cooling after radiator replaced Since I got my '93 Camry, the A/C worked like a champ. My radiator needed replacing (salt air in CA got it), and when I tried the A/C a week later, the ...

...in the dash does not go up past halfway but steam comes from under the hood.the fan works and i replaced the temp sencer in the radiator.what else could it be? Typically when there is steam

...radiator and plug the ho VIN/CHASSIS: JT764ST J400054598 - SEDAN No you shouldn't plug the hose. Its the feed to the heater core. Sounds like you need to replace the heater core. NO, you need to ...