Questions & Answers for: Ford connecting hot water radiator

...hot,remove cap surge of water level goes down, temp drops to normal on gauge engine fan stops, heater blows cold until U start to drive again. Heater blows hot temp goes up fan cuts in Heater blows ...

...hot Cheap trial repairs.... With the engine cool..... Pull the thermostat from the top of the engine block - at the point where the top radiator hose connects. Restore the hose connection and try ...

...water. Pressure test the cooling system and check for leaks. Check and fill the overflow reservoir with coolant. Leave the radiator cap off and start the engine. Idle the engine to remove trapped air ...

...water, then pressure test the cooling system and check for leaks. Step 14 * Fill overflow reservoir with same mixture. Step 15 * Leave the radiator cap off, start engine and let it idle. You should ...

connecting hose to the radiator for failure. If the outer seal in the radiator cap is 'spongy' or other damage, replace the cap. Make sure the radiator fan(s) come on when the engine is hot. Check the

...is connected to the radiator under the hood. It has a heavy thick plastic screw lid, this is the water fill point and should be filled to the MAX mark. It should not be opened when the engine is

...hot, the heater core is fine. If both tubes are cold, then the heater core is plugged up and will have to be flushed out or replaced. The thermostat, if stuck open, will delay the heating up of the ...

...hot water flowing through the pipes. Now when the controls are moved the valve must open to admit the flow into the blower and if this is not working the control section and the valve ...

...hot water is shut off to the heater. There is likely a control near the firewall that is either controlled by a wire cable or a vacuum line. This control valve has 2 heater hoses connected to it, one ...

...water pump thermostat hoses and radiator temp running normal but radiator has no pressure when i remove the cap is that ok ? Take the cap of the radiator and then start the engine. Look inside the ...