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High Water temp, Cold Air From Heater
I have a 1992 Rodeo w/ V6, when I first start the car the engine will warm up to normal temperature. After a mile or so the gauge becomes very erratic. When the gauge is in the red cold air comes from the heater. I replaced the thermostat with one rated for 195 degrees but didn’t solve the problem. I also verified the fluid level in radiator and overflow. I didn’t find any questions that exactly matched my problem.
Could this be caused by a defective radiator cap or pinhole in the hoses? Thank you in advance for your assistance. Robert Paradis |
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Re: High Water temp, Cold Air From Heater
This is a common cause of an old plugged radiator. If you are still running the OEM rad, switch it out.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...light=radiator
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Re: Re: High Water temp, Cold Air From Heater
Thanks for the quick response. I'll replace the radiator this weekend.
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Re: Re: Re: High Water temp, Cold Air From Heater
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