1999 Mitsubishi Montero Sport "determine water steam radiator system" Questions

...water to determine function) next if your coolant hasn't been changed in a while or you notice any kind of debris/rust/etc while checking your coolant you should flush your engines cooling system and ...

...water in the system? refille it will coolant and check it again to see if it overheats and at same time has no heat inside.. if it still does it then you need to have the cooling system checked for ...

...water pump and the other day the pipe that goes to the bottom radiator to the pump shot off and leaked out coolant everywere is it the pump it always over heats and i have replaced the thermostat 4 ...

determine if it's bad or not. The car also squeals at random times,mostly on start up and while driving,I also notice it's squeals when the coolant is low and temp starts to overheat ,please email any

water with compressed air and find it fairly successful. Bedford and Vauxhall, incidentally, are both GM owned and both recommended placing GM Stopleak pellets (very similar to Barrs pellets) whenever

...water has got into the engine sump) Take to a workshop and get them to pressure test the cooling system to check for leaks, if nothing. Get them to do a compression test on the engine, these test ...

...water, check the tailpipe for white smoke or steam, check the coolant for oil or an exhaust smell. If you have a compression checker, use that to determine if you have a balance in compression on all ...

...water pump temp switch; dont know wt else to do. try bleeding the air out of the cooling system right after you start the motor up. this will allow you to get all the air out but not steam. do this ...

...determine if head gasket or cracks next have a coolant pressure test done to check for leaks have a flow test done on the radiator to check for blocked cores check and bleed any air from the cooling ...

...water pump. pumps can leak and shaft bearings go bad, but even then it is pretty much impossible that the pump won't pump. I'd start by changing thermostat. When re-filling, add coolant slowly and ...