Cooling issue
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Re: cooling issue cont.
Originally Posted by Dylansdad
To answer a few of the questions......I have already checked to make sure that both fans are coming on.......also once you start moving again everything drops back down to regular temp(180).
The car has 150000 on it, runs fine, but has been doing this temp climb for a while. Nothing has been added to the dexcool but well water to the best of my knowledge. As far as the look, it looks like a dirty brown red color when you open the cap.
Now back to the original question.....what is the correct way to flush this system out and now what ??
Thanks......
The car has 150000 on it, runs fine, but has been doing this temp climb for a while. Nothing has been added to the dexcool but well water to the best of my knowledge. As far as the look, it looks like a dirty brown red color when you open the cap.
Now back to the original question.....what is the correct way to flush this system out and now what ??
Thanks......
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I'm not so sure. Those were my temps too, more or less. Maybe a little warmer. My radiator cor looks like it was installed yesterday, and there'* no evidence of rust anywhere. (I ran a borescope through some of the passages when I pulled my sc).
Al, if it'* a rust problem, his core should be the first indication, right? I'd like to know what it looks like under the cap. That car is a bit young for a rust problem.
Al, if it'* a rust problem, his core should be the first indication, right? I'd like to know what it looks like under the cap. That car is a bit young for a rust problem.
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Originally Posted by willwren
I'm not so sure. Those were my temps too, more or less. Maybe a little warmer. My radiator cor looks like it was installed yesterday, and there'* no evidence of rust anywhere. (I ran a borescope through some of the passages when I pulled my sc).
Al, if it'* a rust problem, his core should be the first indication, right? I'd like to know what it looks like under the cap. That car is a bit young for a rust problem.
Al, if it'* a rust problem, his core should be the first indication, right? I'd like to know what it looks like under the cap. That car is a bit young for a rust problem.
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Re: Dexcool on 92ssei
Originally Posted by jr's3800
Well in this case, I have had Dex Cool in my 95 bonnie for 5 years... And have had no trouble at all... The dealership even refilled with dex-cool when they did my upper intake and water pump, and didn't say a word to me about it... 1996 was the first year for DEX COOL in the bonnevilles...
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Well, where do I start......first off the water pump was replaced probably 60000 miles ago not recently. It was due to the fact that it had started leaking. The dealer did the work and to be perfectly honest the temp has never been like it was b4 the change of the pump.
Next, not that I was or am offended but I can assure you that this B'ville has been anything but neglected. I bought it 1 yr old with 13000 on it and all records. It has been quite a pain from time to time with crazy little things happening. I now have a leaking trunk that I have to figure out and just was looking for some way to get this car to not run quite so warm.....
Now for all of those trying to help, the cap looks like it has a coat of oil on it or something, the water beads and when you wipe the rubber seal with your finger you get what feels something greasy and black.........is the seal being broken down.........what gives.........???
Next, not that I was or am offended but I can assure you that this B'ville has been anything but neglected. I bought it 1 yr old with 13000 on it and all records. It has been quite a pain from time to time with crazy little things happening. I now have a leaking trunk that I have to figure out and just was looking for some way to get this car to not run quite so warm.....
Now for all of those trying to help, the cap looks like it has a coat of oil on it or something, the water beads and when you wipe the rubber seal with your finger you get what feels something greasy and black.........is the seal being broken down.........what gives.........???
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is it possible that oil ? has gotten into the system ..........if so how, cause I know there is no mixing in the oil pan or showing on the dip stick..........
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Originally Posted by Dylansdad
is it possible that oil ? has gotten into the system ..........if so how, cause I know there is no mixing in the oil pan or showing on the dip stick..........
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coolant organicacid /Dex-cool
Here'* a great learning site about pros and cons to DEX-COOL {www.penray.com/organicacid} After you read this you may change back to the old coolant. Another thing is why don't people use or indorse distilled water,can't hurt?