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...coolant system or leaking hoses - try bleeding the system as you fill it by venting air from the top hoses when engine is cold (for safety). hope this helps - good luck. Blown head gasket after over ...

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...coolant as needed, then put rad cap back on, & fill return bottle up to mark. There may be a worse problem, but bleeding system as I have described, ensures all air out of heater core & ...

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...system. could someone please help me. thanks. m-tech-sport What I do is park the car uphill. Let it cool, open the cap, start it, and let it warm up until coolant flows in the radiator. Add coolant ...

after it is shut off.It gets hot,and almost gets to the point of overheating. your thermostat is needing a replacement. I agreed thermostat replacement n coolant system bleeding (to rid of air pockets

coolant You may be air locked in the heater matrix, check for levels and if okay try bleeding the system (when its cold - safety) by letting air/water out of the top engine hoses. Run the engine again

bleeding the coolant system, remember to add the cooland slowly and have the heater on high and the fan on low, open the bleeding valve (make sure the car is cold), add coolant slowly until there's no

coolant system? i am having the same problem If you mean the AC system, there is only one LEGAL way and that is at a shop with a capture system. If you are talking the Radiator, Jack the vehicle front

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...coolant flow valve just under the brake booster melts and no longer moves. This system can only be properly diagnosed with a Jaguar compliant scanner. There is a on-board diagnostics that will show ...

...coolant bottle until you see air escaping from the bleed screw.Once the air stops releasing and only water then spurts out, close the bleed screw. The system is now 95% primed. Start the engine and ...

coolant level is fine. Is there a fuse or module that could be bad ? Need all suggestions, thanks. you may have an air bubble trapped in the heater core. Bleed the heater hose lines to remove air from

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