Problems with a car’s cooling system are usually indicated by a car that generates too much heat, a car that overheats or a car that runs cold all of the time.
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Problems with a car’s cooling system are usually indicated by a car that generates too much heat, a car that overheats or a car that runs cold all of the time.
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He doesn't mention it because the video, whilst starring the jeep, is not about jeeps specifically. Rather, it is a general instructional video which covers some of the basics which somebody could use to help them when trying to diagnose a cooling problem.
Give it a rest.
I'm surprised that he didn't mention one of the major causes of overheating….A LEAKY HEAD GASKET. Often a very small leak in a head gasket will cause you to lose small amounts of coolant in the form of vapor. You may smell coolant after driving the car for a bit but you never see it leak. In many cases it just leaks to the outside and doesn't show up in your oil.
A leaky head gasket can also be a reason for no heat inside the car. If your heater core is hot on both hoses and your internal heating controls are working correctly, it may be a blown head gasket that keeps it from heating properly.
mitsubishi eclipse 2001 convertable is blowing cold air no heat on the inside. Thermostat was replaced. I will check those hoses. Also have a problem with mildew in car! any ideas with this model.
Very nice video! Well explained.
I have a 04 chevy truck that is making a ticking noes in the dash console, it all so is making a nose is coming from the heater door under the dash on the right side.
the door is working but it seems as if it is trying turning the door past the point it can. how can i fix this problem?