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Originally posted by devious
it sounds like it could be boiling but just in case you should check your head gasket to. ive ran across many bubbly radiators due to head gasket and/or a ditched head. take off your radiator cap when the car is running but not very warm. let the car warm up some more but not to the temp that you think your coolant would start to boil. give it a couple revs and if you see bubbles your head gasket could be to blame, opening a gap to the combustion chamber.
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If you do check to see if it is a blown head gasket that way MAKE SURE IT IS ALREADY WELL BLED! If you don't you could get seriously injured. Even if you do you still could be. All because there could be an air pocket in the system and when it heats up it could cause a pretty big geyser. I'd try the cap first. Also, if you haven't changed your fluid in a while I would suggest doing that also.