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95 lumina overheating problem
i just finished replacing the head gaskets and when i started the car it was fine for a minute then overheated.i have replaced the thermostat and the water pump but still have the problem.i have added coolant more than once it should be full but it always needs more.i dont know where the coolant is going.i see no leaks and its not going into the oil.please help a frustrated and confused guy who dosent know what else to try.
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Re: 95 lumina overheating problem
I guess you bled the system properly?
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Re: 95 lumina overheating problem
yes all gaskets were changed but is it possible there may be an air leak somewhere??
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Re: 95 lumina overheating problem
IF it's overheating very quickly, then you still have air in the cooling system. Bleeding all the air can be a time consuming PITA on these engines.
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Re: 95 lumina overheating problem
how long can it really take to get out the air??i had a stream of coolant coming from the bleed screws.i thought all the air is out but i will try again.thanks for the idea.at this point i will try anything to get my car going again
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Re: 95 lumina overheating problem
well i tried bleeding the system until all the air bubbles stopped coming out of the bleeder screws.its still getting hot
could there still be air in the system or is this something else?im not losing coolant and am getting heat until the guage gets to about 3/4.now it drops to 1/2 temp then back to3/4 and never going down to normal.what now |
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Re: 95 lumina overheating problem
ive got coolant coming out of both of them but i will try again tomorrow.is it normal to have to bleed it more than twice?
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Re: 95 lumina overheating problem
wow now im confused.i had the car at normal temp when sitting in the driveway,when i went out for a drive it overheated within minutes.the resivoir tank was full to the top when i shut it off.any ideas?can i tell if the head gasket is sitting properly without taking the engine apart again?
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