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Old 04-21-2009, 04:09 PM   #1
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They are right^^^ you probally have air in your system.

I dont really have anything to add i would say they pretty much coverd it.

Oh i would take your thermostat out. Bitch is worthless, my car was allways overheating ripped the thermo out and ran fine.
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...Oh i would take your thermostat out. Bitch is worthless, my car was allways overheating ripped the thermo out and ran fine.
For people that only drive in fair weather, or have track-only cars, that's an option - for people that live in colder climates, removing the thermostat can be seriously nasty. The engine needs to stay warm to be a peak efficiency, and dropping the coolant temp much below 180* is all bad news.

If you're having problems getting the coolant system bled properly, and think it's the thermostat, you can put it in a pan of boiling water and see if it opens, and/or just replace it. If its good, and you're still having problems with overheating, it's because you've got air behind the thermostat - keep bleeding the system as described above!
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