Subject	A common head gasket failure is the loss of coolant
Posted by	JMartz on July 11, 2014 at 2:23 PM
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In Reply To	Overheating troubleshooting. posted by Antihero on July 11, 2014 at 09:31 AM
Message	no where to be found. If your coolant is disappearing, not showing up a a green leak of fluid on your garage floor, abd you car overheats, then you can suspect the head gasket. There is a chemical that will change color if combustion gases get in the coolant. I have never used it but will next time faced with this issue. Many other things can cause overheating. head gasket is the one to overrule asap.
Follow Ups	Overheating troubleshooting. - Antihero 09:31:42 07/11/14 Well.... do you have a coolant leak, or is there - 300ZMang 10:02:21 07/11/14 Also, your HG question - 300ZMang 10:10:26 07/11/14 How about the water pump belt slipping, clutch fan, - SammybTT(TN) 12:21:07 07/11/14 yeah, perfect middle one day, climbing fast the next. - Antihero 13:44:11 07/11/14 Since we're talking about overheating, what would be - YlwPrlZTT 12:52:27 07/11/14 Start with the obvious/easiest first - -Grimm- 13:04:53 07/11/14 A common head gasket failure is the loss of coolant - JMartz 14:23:07 07/11/14 24+ year old car troubleshooting technique - Ashman2k2 22:09:11 07/11/14 How does the car overheat. Right away? At a light? While - TTZ2NV(EPTmotorsports) 11:29:09 07/12/14 lol. ordered before this post. Watcha doin next sunday? :) (n/m) - Antihero 13:00:04 07/14/14 buy an overdrive water pump pulley. It may help.. (n/m) - XTZ 01:17:01 07/13/14
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