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Question cooling problem???

replaced thermostat, and new coolant, and after getting to operating temp, the top rad hose has some pressure and is hot, and the lower hose has very little pressure, and is still cold? is this normal???
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Re: cooling problem???

also my fan has not kicked in and its been running in my gargae for almost an hour now please help as im driving this acrss the country next month
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Re: cooling problem???

what is your temp guage reading?

the fan wont come on unless the temp reads very high
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Re: cooling problem???

Originally Posted by DEZZIE41
the top rad hose has some pressure and is hot, and the lower hose has very little pressure,
Both hoses have the exact same amount of pressure in them.

and is still cold? is this normal???
You need to understand how the cooling system works, and what the job of a radiator (heat exchanger) is, before you think anything is wrong.


How cold is it out there?
Car outside?
Is there a breeze?


Originally Posted by mikey1
what is your temp guage reading?

the fan wont come on unless the temp reads very high
If the temp gauge reading looks high, then something is really wrong. The gauge should remain in the normal spot from the point the stat opens to the time the fans run. The "normal" spot on the gauge covers a broad range of temperature (approx 170-220?) without hardly any movement at all.
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Re: cooling problem???

Did you replace it with an oem or aftermarket thermostat. Did you replace the gasket as well?
 
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