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could be your water pump or thermostat.
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you may have a problem with your engine coolant. Check your coolant reservoir. if there is a low amount of it then, which there shouldn't be, but if there is then that means you have a leak somewhere. anyways check it and if its on low then be sure to use 50% water and 50% coolant to fill it.
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I have 1995 Golf 2.0 Ltr, I have porblem with AC, when I turn on the AC its got overheating and I couldn't find out why, if u can help me please.. I live in iraq and the temperture reaches the 50 C at the summer.
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Beautiful girls!
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ynohtna
Jul 18, 2009
Great info thanks! 5* -
pinkJ
Nov 03, 2008
i have a 1990 chevrolet caprice just a few problems with it we have used 3 things of bars leak and it still over heats some of the lock switches dont work. we started out with green coolent but switched to a red one that turns yellow when it needs to be changed. the car had new starter and a new air filter and altornator and we got a new battery although the possitive insolator is damaged the bolts are new please help thanks
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pinkJ
Nov 03, 2008
i have a 1990 chevrolet caprice just a few problems with it we have used 3 things of bars leak and it still over heats some of the lock switches dont work. we started out with green coolent but switched to a red one that turns yellow when it needs to be changed. the car had new starter and a new air filter and altornator and we got a new battery although the possitive insolator is damaged the bolts are new please help thanks
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dariyan
Jul 22, 2008
Hold your hand above the radiator cap. If you can feel the heat, wait longer. If you can't feel heat, then touch it gently. If it is hot or warm, wait longer. Only unscrew it if it is cool.
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dariyan
Jul 22, 2008
Hold your hand above the radiator cap. If you can feel the heat, wait longer. If you can't feel heat, then touch it gently. If it is hot or warm, wait longer. Only unscrew it if it is cool.
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abcz1102
Aug 15, 2007
Very nice suggestion!!!
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abcz1102
Aug 15, 2007
Very nice suggestion!!!
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Sep 02, 2006
Gently touch the radiator cap. If it's still warm or hot to touch, then it's not ready.
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Sep 02, 2006
Gently touch the radiator cap. If it's still warm or hot to touch, then it's not ready.
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Nov 22, 2005
Don't mix colors when it comes to anti-freeze. If your car has the green type of anti-freeze, stick with it. If it has the orange Dexcool, stick with that. It's impossible to fully flush residue from either one, and while coolant is coolant, the inhibitors in these can mix together nastily causing serious engine damage.
