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rgirard413Jul-24-03 05:09 PM
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#55926, "Overheating prob"


          

Everyonce in a while, especially longer drives, ill notice my temperature gauge will rise when going up hills, but even if i floor it down a hill, it goes back down, and usually lower than the even mark by a lil bit. It never used to do this until recently. ANy ideas what i should check?

  

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TeamDR1665Jul-25-03 05:30 AM
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#55960, "RE: Overheating prob"
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1 - this is all staying within the operating range on the gauge? I wouldn't be too worried about it, but

2 - I would do some general maintenance so if something DOES end up going wrong, you can isolate it quickly. Do a flush and fill, replace your cap and thermostat and you're out less than $20. Just keep an eye on it do0d. emoji

  

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DJTJJul-25-03 07:11 AM
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#55969, "RE: Overheating prob"
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Hey man just a suggestion only b/c this is what is going wrong with me. try checking your oil. If you have to put like a quart in every 2 weeks or so and it comes out with bubbles on the dip stick then it could be a blown head gasket. (mine is!!) The radiator fluid gets lost by getting into the oil thus making the oil have bubbles.
Just a thought man if not that then it is probably your thermostat.
later,
DJTJ

  

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rgirard413Jul-25-03 02:25 PM
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#55995, "RE: Overheating prob"
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yea ill check that stuff. The only thing is with the gauge is that it will jump all the way to the top if im going uphill long enough or a long enough trip, and it use to never do it

  

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