Questions & Answers for: Mercedes-Benz radiator cap

...radiator cap locked but loose with the heater on high and set on hot run the car till the thermostat opens shut the car down once it does anti freeze level will drop and air will rise and (extreme ...

...radiator cap.The air in system will purge itself as it starts to circulatte cioolant. turn heater off till your system is full, then on when engine reaches operating temp. then if needed top iff ...

...radiator cap may need to be replaced. The cap should hold 8 lb of pressure but if there is to much water then antifreeze, the coolant will boil over faster but be careful not to have to much ...

...radiator cap slowly and fill it up till it overflows a little and replace the cap letting as little air as possible into the system, hopefully the light will go out. Otherwise it could be an airlock ...

...radiator cap - radiator caps need to hold a certain amount of pressure partially plugged radiator - sediment builds up in the cores bad head gasket - head gasket leaking between the cylinder and the ...

...upper radiator hose, going to the engine, an aluminium cap that ha two(2) bolts holding it. inside that cap where you see that thermostat valve. Hope that solve your problem! Thanks for using

...radiator expansion cap, creamy sludge found. Just do the top overhaul at workshop nearby. What may cause the problem? Thanks Transmission fluid goes through the radiator to cool. The line could be ...

...radiator cap on my 1994 6 cylinder E320? I've replaced numerous radiators in the past but all had tanks with a large radiator cap somewhere on the top of the tank. I haven't worked on a Benz before ...

...radiator cap off and see if you can add some fluid to the radiator prior to filling the overflow jug. Check it after a day of driving to ensure that all of the air is out of the radiator. and make ...

...radiator cap on the plastic reservoir, drain the coolant into a large pan by opening the plastic plug at bottom of radiator - reclose the plastic plug when drained. Cover the top half of the ...