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Old 11-17-2003, 09:49 PM
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overheating...maybee

ok here is the deal, i just got my car today and am new to the supra sceene so i know verry little. i drove my car today(for the first time) and when i parked it and opened the hood there was a bubling noise coming from the radiator.......boiling it sounded like so i parked it. looking to see if there are any cronic problems with the mk3(1988 nonturbo) supra that might help me out.....reply soon please.....i am at a loss.
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Old 11-17-2003, 10:54 PM
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What'd the temp gauge get up to? It could be one of a few things,
1) BHG, read this and hope it's not, i haven't seen many N/A's with BHG but it is possible http://www.supraforums.com/forum/sho...hlight=BHG+FAQ
2) Air pockets in the coolant system, try parking the car on a steep hill so the fill cap is the highest point and so it'll get some of the bubbles out of the heater core, start it up and let it circulate then fill it again, till it quites making a "waterfall" sound in the dash.
3) The little rubber cap might have cracked and busted letting coolant out of the system, it's on the back of the engine on the pass side, behind the exhaust manifold, replace it if it's crusty or brittle.
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