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4Ac Overheating

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my ae71/4ac suddenly over-heated the other day,i'm not sure why.it ran fine at normal temp till i dropped a mate off,got about 1k up the road and the temp was off the clock!please help.:bash:

milk shake under the cap? steam out the bonnet? was it getting hot or was the gauge just showing high? how hot was the radiator hoses?

 

somethings you should check before the next step.

 

check the operation of the thermostat, water pump and radiator.

 

removing the thermostat only covers the problem not solves it.

Check ya radiator hoses, if the bottom is hot and top is cold ya thermostat is stuck shut.

 

If its not your thermostat check ya flow across the top of your radiator, should be like a river if your water pump is good (let your car warm up with the cap off to check this)

 

How old is your radiator? Mine recently started overheating at cruise speed (80-90k's) turns out the radiator was blocked up with shit loads of scale.

 

If your coolant is really frothy or it is dumping heaps in the overflow tank chances are your head gasket is frucked.

Pretty sure I've read in some manual that when a 4ac over heats it means it's crying for a 4kc?

I could be wrong?

 

FIXED*

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radiator was blocked.quick blast with the fire hose,problem solved!thanks for the help :yes:

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problem has returned!notice oil and water coming from the back of the motor :bash:

  • 3 weeks later...

looks like it's time for a 4ag!!!!

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it was just a split heater hose!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:dance:

 

 

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