1991 Toyota Corolla "pressure tank makes noise water" Questions

...tank is 1/2 full, as you have an air lock in the system,the only way to clear it is to bleed the system by undoing the clip on the highest point,furthest away from the reservoir.when car is hot will ...

tank and change the filter. We then come to the fuel pump/carburetor as the fuel mixing and pressure is determined in this section. You need to have the pump calibrated if the pressure at the injector

...tank, other wise it is fixed to under the throttle body with Philips type screws (4 mm) as a single unit. 3. To locate the intake air leaking source, take a vacant mineral water bottle, fill it with ...

...pressure cap there is a small hose pipe which leads to a plastic tank on the bulkhead. This is called the expansion tank On the side of the expansion tank is a level mark which shows how much water ...

...pressure in the reserve and overheats the engine making a ticking noise and burnt chemical smell i have fixed leaks in the radiator, replaced the water pump, and reserve tank, and replaced the water ...

tank. If the cap pressure was okay then you want to look at water circulation in the radiator. After the thermostat opens you should see flow inside the radiator. If it does not circulate the block is

...loud metal to metal knocking noise. The coolant pressure cap hose that connnects to the radiator: Is this an overflow hose that leads to an overflow tank? If so, the hose may have a restriction in

...tank and change the filter. We then come to the fuel pump/the pumping fuel pressure must be determined in this section. You need to have the pump calibrated if the pressure at the injector is low. ...

tank.Also, you may want to have a pressure test done to see if the fuel pump is going bad, if the noise is worse when it is hot outdoors and there is not much fuel in the tank and there is a "buzzing"

...pressure in that overflow tank that it begins to bulge outward. Check the oil and look for any white/greyish milk shake consistency fluid on the oil fill cap or on the radiator cap. Keep a close eye ...