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Old 10-22-2010, 05:56 AM
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car is over heating

i have an acura integra and it is overheating but i have no leaks and the radiator is sucking up the water but i dnt know where it is going......some other mechanics told me i need to bleed the bolt and ive tried but it seems to still have air in it


how can i fix this problem?
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Old 10-22-2010, 01:55 PM
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Re: car is over heating

1) If you turn the Air cond cold max, do the electric fans work?
2) If you turn the Heater on max, do you got Heat?
3) If Heater is working, leave it on high max heat, and see if the temp will go down.

* You might need to force a little water pressure with a garden hose to get the air pockets out of the coolant system
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