Subject	Did it run right before the timing belt change, then start
Posted by	zellamay on July 06, 2013 at 7:22 PM
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In Reply To	overheating problem boiling over at radiator cap posted by jhop1988 on July 06, 2013 at 03:52 PM
Message	to run hot? If so, one guess is that you're not getting all the air out when you fill it. There are many reasons for boiling over. The more description you give, the better responses you'll get. When does it do it? What is temp gauge reading before and during boiling over, compared to normal running position if you have a stock gauge? What makes you think the radiator is bad where the cap is? Did you check the fan clutch? Is the belt tension right?
Follow Ups	overheating problem boiling over at radiator cap - jhop1988 15:52:16 07/06/13 I'd check for a blown head gasket (n/m) - aliaZ 16:12:26 07/06/13 Re: I'd check for a blown head gasket - jhop1988 17:21:04 07/06/13 Did it run right before the timing belt change, then start - zellamay 19:22:48 07/06/13 You could have a partially or fully restricted radiator >> - ZUL8TR 08:56:21 07/09/13 I had a similar issue before, though my radiator - spdrmn15 07:01:52 07/10/13
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