Questions & Answers for: Subaru Forester radiator cap

...radiator cap is left off (this would mean you had a leaking head gasket. If there was to much pressure the the radiator cap would leak steam before anything else blows. Are these secondhand radiators ...

...radiator cap is all the way on correctly. You may have to push down and turn it some more. It has to have a seal to create suction. If it is a 2.5L I would have your headgasket checked. if it's fine ...

...radiator cap to allow air in the top of the radiator and speed the flow. Drain only to a point in the radiator that is below the lowest point of the top radiator hose, probably the engine end. Close ...

...radiator. But again it can be a simple overflow tank CAP. If these have no psi rating left, the the hot water will go somewhere and the the CAP is the weakest point. This will cause it to be hot and ...

...radiator cap. The car doesnt smoke or have any loss of power. The temperature gauge will go up but not really high, it only does it every once in a while not all the time. flush HEATER CORE remove 2 ...

...and repeat. After 3 or 4 attempts if there is still air and or the coolant reservoir seems to be filling, try replacing the radiator cap. If this doesn't solve the problem, It may be a head

...cap still heats up. The gage goes the whole way up. We have checked for air in the radiator hoses many times and there is no carbon coming back up the radiator so we don't think the head gaskets are ...

...radiator cap.3Open the radiator valve and let the coolant from the radiator drain.4Close the radiator valve once the coolant has finished draining.5Raise the front of the vehicle using a ...

...radiator cap is see if the water runout the bottom good if not then you do have a blockage. I would all sheck to see if bottom hose is real soft when you squeeze it if so replace it. Just make ...

...radiator cap, now engine over heating - subaru forester 2004 My mechanic replaced the radiator cap on my subaru forester saying the radiator failed a pressure test and seemed to be losing coolant ...