Questions & Answers for: Toyota connecting hot water radiator

...water inlet housing connected to the lower radiator hose. R CAUTION Never open, service or drain the radiator or cooling system when hot; serious burns can occur from the steam and hot coolant. Also, ...

...water inlet housing that is connected to the lower radiator hose. The thermostat is equipped with a by-pass valve. If the engine tends to overheat, removal of the thermostat would cause a decrease in ...

...water inlet housing connected to the lower radiator hose. CAUTION Never open, service or drain the radiator or cooling system when hot; serious burns can occur from the steam and hot coolant. Also, ...

...hot driving in FL. with the heat on these days! Thanks A Lot An engine can overheat due to 2 causes: 1 - the water flow is too small - due to either a failing water pump (replace it) or a clogged ...

...hot. is this now a prblm with water pump or first thermostat? I do not see a good connection between the serpentine belt and the engine overheating suddenly. Perhaps you have a lot of burnt belt ...

...water. hi... this may as you said there is a problem with the thermostat ans fan relay added to it the engine may run hot due to radiator chocks.because of the the rate of cooling is lesss to ...

...water ratio? is it loosing coolant liquid or does it just smell hot at times? Did the thermostat get installed properly? how hot @ peak temp is it reaching, normal operating temp is around 180f to ...

...hot really fast - i fill radiator up and after 5-10 min the water has evaporated - it appears to be leaking somewhere around the right side of engine (facing front of car) - any idea what this could ...

hot line, you should add more of the coolant / water mixture only to the reservoir - not to the radiator.  If you are only able to check the coolant level when it is hot - you will have to repeat

...hot water radiator. If you have air moving and it's not getting hot then you have a blockage in the water lines going to the hot water radiator. Under the hood look for the two waterlines that are ...