| ||||
|
[ Post New Message | Reply | Edit Profile | Register | Search | Current Connections | Message Board FAQ | Lost Password? ]
Overheating issues Posted By: etmateo On: 11-02-2009 @ 09:23:14 Reply | Edit I was driving on the highway yesterday when my car started to overheat. I pulled over and checked the coolant. Once filled with coolant, I was able to make it about 20 miles before my "Check Gauges" light came on and my temp was in the red. I turned my heater on max to cool it down and made it to a safe spot. The air coming out would fluctuate from hot to cold to hot. I got it towed to my friend's house and let it sit overnight. This morning I drove it 6 miles before it started overheating again. Any suggestions? I'm thinking a thermostat or water pump. Thanks -- 2000 Trans Am, 6 speed with Hurst shifter, Flowmaster American Thunder exhaust kit, Skip shift eliminator, K&N filter, Red reflective decals, and more on the way Posted By: NOTAZ28 On: 11-02-2009 @ 21:59:35 Reply | Top | Edit Sounds like you need to bleed the cooling system if the heat keeps going from hot to cold. It would get cold everytime iy hit a air pocket in the cooling system. -- 1994 Camaro basemodel swapped to a LT1 m6 heads/cam/ported intake looking for mid to low 12s Posted By: BadgeZ28 On: 12-18-2009 @ 13:57:26 Reply | Top | Edit Sure. Check the fan fuses. Your cooling fans are not coming on.
|
||||
| If it looks (c) it probably is - All work done by James Hogan | ||||
