New water pump and thermostat but bottom radiator hose is still cold
SOURCE: Water not staying in Radiator
yes, not having an overflow reservoir for your radiator will cause you to lose water. As your engine warms up the water expands and creates pressure in the cooling system. When the pressure reaches a certain point(usually about 15 psi.) the radiator releives the pressure by releasing water into the overflow tank. When the engine cools back down the water shrinks pulling water back into the radiator from the overflow. If there is no overflow, the everytime the engine warms up on a drive water will be lost and not recovered on cooldown.
SOURCE: Water boiling out the bottle as the car overheat's
it is without doubt blown head gaskit,or cracked block---a quicktest at radiator centre will confirm this only takes a couple of minutes
SOURCE: coolant leak in the back of water pump.
replace water pump; sounds like it's coming from the weep hole(that's what it's called), because it starts like tears, and then comes the floodgates. your're gonna need a w pump.
Testimonial: "Thanks for the valuable info about my water pumps weep hole. You hit it right on the nose."
SOURCE: I have a 2006 hyundai
when engine is running there is more pressure on hose you have to have a pin hole in hose. you better replace right away because if you don't and the car over heats you will possibly blow your head gaskets causing water to get into your oil and costing you a small fortune. replace hose right away and make sure you have plenty of engine coolant in your vehicle.
91 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×