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Date Posted: 12:33:52 11/12/02 Tue
Author: SCCAZ94
Subject: Re: 93 D radiator fluid replacement, need help
In reply to: bryan 's message, "Re: 93 D radiator fluid replacement, need help" on 22:31:34 11/09/02 Sat

>I figured out how to replace the fluid, the only
>problem now is that the car keeps slowly getting
>hotter even after i replaced the fluid, to about 3/4
>of the way to the redline after about 30 mins of
>highway use. Theres a new fan motor in it, so im not
>sure what could be causing it to get so hot. Ive
>heard everything from the water pump, to the gauge, to
>the temp sensor, to the radiator itself. Anyone else
>whos had this problem and fixed it let me know, thanks.


Ive changed the coolant on my D twice and didnt have this problem. So no one can say this HAS to be done by a shop on a machine to avoid this. Have you topped it off after all the driving youve done so far? There could be an air pocket trapped somewhere in the coolant system. This could be a bad thing depending on where its at. Since the gauge is going up it could be near the coolant sensor. Make sure the raditor is full and the overflow container is where it should be.

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