Subject	That means you have a leak or air in the system so if you...
Posted by	craigz96tt on November 26, 2012 at 8:51 AM
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In Reply To	Gurgling/sizzling/bubbling noise seems to be coming from the posted by LJZTT on November 26, 2012 at 07:36 AM
Message	have a bleed out funnel for your radiator it will allow the coolant and any air bubbles to rise above the top of the system while not losing coolant but check for any leaks first because air will get back into the system. Good luck
Follow Ups	Gurgling/sizzling/bubbling noise seems to be coming from the - LJZTT 07:36:08 11/26/12 That means you have a leak or air in the system so if you... - craigz96tt 08:51:06 11/26/12 I found your reply a bit confusing - LJZTT 14:22:42 11/26/12 I'll be the bad guy and bring it up. Head gasket? - zellamay 12:15:33 11/26/12 Last engine I had did the same gurgling except - Krazyd27(Houston) 12:20:49 11/26/12 no other symptoms? How did you know the two were related? (n/m) - LJZTT 14:29:39 11/26/12 then I should have oil in the coolant correct? or vice versa - LJZTT 12:57:24 11/26/12 No smoke out of the exhaust. And no coolant in oil. - Krazyd27(Houston) 14:36:52 11/26/12 hm, mine are all 150-160 except for one @ 140 - LJZTT 14:55:38 11/26/12 Car ran fine, idle was steady with a miss or so every minute - Krazyd27(Houston) 16:02:07 11/26/12 The quick easy check is for combustion gases in the radiator - zellamay 19:55:42 11/26/12 hm, I'm really not leaning towards this - LJZTT 11:44:06 11/27/12 I hope you're right. Yes, both times I lost a hg, it was - zellamay 12:10:40 11/27/12
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