Subject	I once had a radiator that did not seal with the cap.
Posted by	zellamay on November 07, 2012 at 2:47 PM
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In Reply To	need input for an overheating problem posted by DE944 on November 07, 2012 at 10:58 AM
Message	The surface where the cap sits had become warped/damaged, so the cap couldn't seal right. I set up a sanding disc on a drill, and sanded it flat again. Not a common problem for sure, but easy to check.
Follow Ups	need input for an overheating problem - DE944 10:58:25 11/07/12 make sure your coolant return line isn't kinked - Zvil (FL) 11:35:14 11/07/12 no lines kinked, plenum water lines deleted. no leaks. (n/m) - DE944 12:49:54 11/07/12 Are you 100% sure the system is bled properly? (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 13:05:06 11/07/12 yep, 100% sure. (n/m) - DE944 13:50:51 11/07/12 you dont see any signs of leaks? - 300ZMang 13:50:53 11/07/12 newer water pump, system holds 16psi w/no leaks (n/m) - DE944 13:52:31 11/07/12 I once had a radiator that did not seal with the cap. - zellamay 14:47:00 11/07/12 Never mind, if it holds 16 psi, then this isn't it. Have - zellamay 14:53:36 11/07/12 some additional clarification - DE944 16:23:43 11/07/12 Re: need input for an overheating problem - MaxxAction 18:14:53 11/07/12 Re: need input for an overheating problem - Wally_562 19:25:00 11/07/12 Re: Re: need input for an overheating problem - Medallion Man 03:49:39 11/08/12 Re: need input for an overheating problem - MaxxAction 08:25:13 11/08/12 Problem solved!!! - DE944 10:12:39 11/08/12 best case scenario... :) nice one.. (n/m) - Medallion Man 10:17:12 11/08/12 Re: Problem solved!!! - MaxxAction 10:27:51 11/08/12
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