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I just went to college today and went around the parking lot for like 25 minutes looking for a parking spot so I checked my gauges after this and It was on 225 or so. I thought this was odd cause the car doesnt go up that high, the most is like 215. I recently got a radiator flush and when i checked my coolant level, not on the radiator part but on the extra container it was low and it seemed like it had spilled over cause i saw orange stains around the battery. Does anyone know what the problem could be?? do I need a thermo or a radiator??
maybe an oil change which is already due might help??
thanks
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