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Originally posted by KrisXpc: im having teh same ficken problem with mine..and all this **** started happening after i did a radiator flush and added dex..then i re flushed to get it out because of rumors i heard about how bad it is...i have replaced the water pump and still over heats..were is this bleed thing at?
right on the thremo housing theres a bleed screw for air maybe try and see if there is any air in the system
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If you flushed coolant and it was normal color (no sludge), and thermo was changed, what does that leave us with?
Either clogged radiator (I doubt that it is, if dexcool wasn't mixed with green/blue stuff or deluted with too much water), or bad water pump.
If you've had chemical reaction of dexcool with any other coolant other than dexcool, simple flush might not work. Dexcool is good stuff, but people are too lazy to open the manual and read that you can NEVER mix it with any other type of coolant.
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