Subject	Re: *How*
Posted by	scott_91tt on June 07, 2008 at 4:15 PM
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In Reply To	*How* (n/m) posted by twinturbineZ on June 07, 2008 at 03:52 PM
Message	I have found that air pockets are definitley possible and can lead to overheating, the best thing to do is lot the engine idle at a safe temperature with the radiator cap OFF. As the coolant circulates, any trapped air should then be able to escape through the fill hole in the radiator. Of course this is just one idea - are you confident that the thermostat is operating properly?
Follow Ups	ive got boost and heating questions.help if you can - allablur 13:32:17 06/07/08 Could be air pockets in the system....hot hot is - twinturbineZ 15:50:30 06/07/08 *How* (n/m) - twinturbineZ 15:52:40 06/07/08 Re: *How* - scott_91tt 16:15:27 06/07/08 Re: Re: *How* - allablur 22:04:50 06/07/08 Did you replace the water pump? The radiator could be - twinturbineZ 23:52:32 06/07/08 Re: Did you replace the water pump? The radiator could be - allablur 00:29:26 06/08/08 and what excatly is safty boost - allablur 00:31:27 06/08/08 I'd say it would have to be the fan then.. - twinturbineZ 00:57:35 06/08/08 Or if you have an UD crank pulley..you might need the - twinturbineZ 06:24:56 06/08/08 Re: Or if you have an UD crank pulley..you might need the - allablur 14:14:26 06/08/08 Ahhhh...but daniel son....The waterpump is turning - twinturbineZ 15:27:41 06/08/08
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