I had done over houling of my hundai crdi three cylinder,,, but after completing full overhouling my car stated now there are bubbles coming in the radiater why there are bubbles coming in the radiater can you explin was head was not face properly or there is head gas ket is not good original where is the problemr

Marvin

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• Posted on May 28, 2009

SOURCE: 2001 Hyundai Accent Overheating

well it would be a good guess that if u don't see a leak the coolant is going into the combustion chamber through a blown head gasket.

SOURCE: Water not staying in Radiator

yes, not having an overflow reservoir for your radiator will cause you to lose water. As your engine warms up the water expands and creates pressure in the cooling system. When the pressure reaches a certain point(usually about 15 psi.) the radiator releives the pressure by releasing water into the overflow tank. When the engine cools back down the water shrinks pulling water back into the radiator from the overflow. If there is no overflow, the everytime the engine warms up on a drive water will be lost and not recovered on cooldown.

SOURCE: Water boiling out the bottle as the car overheat's

it is without doubt blown head gaskit,or cracked block---a quicktest at radiator centre will confirm this only takes a couple of minutes

SOURCE: i have exhaust bubbling out of my radiator over

If you have excessive bubbling comming out of the radiator or overflow, its usually because of compression leaking into your cooling system caused by a blow head gasket or cracked block. If the watter pump isnt circulating coolant its most likely over boiling the coolant in the motor. Best suggestion is to leak down test the motor with the rad cap off. See if you're loosing pressure and if so, check if the pressure is comming out of the rad. If it is loosing pressure and comming out of there, you have one of the following issues above. If not repair the water pump, change the thermostat as well and re-check

SOURCE: Radiator leaking and overheated. We replaced the

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I am thinking something more along the lines of a burned up engine. It is possible that the starter was damaged, though.

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Thanks for the vote, and good luck!