2004 Ford Taurus "hot water heater suddenly stops" Questions

...radiator with 50/50 mix antifreeze/water. install cap. fill reservoir 3/4 full. run engine until upper rad hose is hot. let cool and see if it sucks coolant from reservoir. Keep res 3/4 full.

...hot air. Only cold air would come out of the vents. ensure the coolent water level in your car system is full. the heater radiator is set higher than the main system so when the water gets low there ...

water pump is out. How would I know Hot air on heater suddenly stop. Temp gauge r got hot and saw antifreeze pour out under car could be the water pump but I would be looking for a larger leak, like a

...hot air. Can anyone help me Have you checked the heater tap to see that it is working?If the heater tap is working you can undo the hoses at the firewall and use a garden hose to check that the water ...

...hot to cold The water level on my 91 accord got really low due to a crack. When the car starting getting hot I stopped and realized water was really low I filled it up and for about 6 miles every ...

...hot air and temp gauge spikes all way up to red. i have already changed the thermostat. try checking your water pump the fluid just my be sitting there n not circulating or is poorly flowing n also ...

...water pump is working by feeling the top rad hose , if it is hot it should circulate into the rad and the rad should be hot at the top and cool at the bottom if the pump is faulty there will be no ...

...hot, then back to cold. The temp read out flashes 33 times then stops, then flashes again. Replaced the temp control pannel with another used one and it made NO difference. What does this mean? Where ...

...hot water (hot tub hot 105f not 180f) starts to expand (water expands hot) then stop engine cap if off, drive round the block, come home let cool 100% take of rad cap, still full , good, no add more ...

...hot air when this is happening] then the engine will again run cool nearly as quickly for a while before repeating the cycle. If the leak is big enough it will often force coolant out of the reserve ...