Hello All,
As you may (or may not) remember, I had a cooling system problem last week. See the thread here.
Well, I replaced the the thermostat with a 180 degree unit and I drilled a small hole in it first. I also just replaced the waterpump. I replaced the waterpump bypass hose. And lastly, I had replaced the heater bypass hose with a hose made specifically for that purpose.
So my issue is that I have a leak, because every day, when I check my coolant overflow tank, it is empty. Also, the radiator is always low on fluid. The car seems to run great for an hour, when the fluids are full, but then (obviously) gets worse at it loses coolant. Also, if it is full of coolant and I immediately take the car out and rip through the gears at 5500 rpm, the temps will shoot up to 220.
everyday I look for a leak and everyday I come up empty handed. I always look after a long drive and there is nothing! WTF?!?!
I guess I need to get some dye at the auto parts store, because it must only happen under pressure?
Any other suggestions would be appreciated.
Here are some pics for the heck of it!
As you may (or may not) remember, I had a cooling system problem last week. See the thread here.
Well, I replaced the the thermostat with a 180 degree unit and I drilled a small hole in it first. I also just replaced the waterpump. I replaced the waterpump bypass hose. And lastly, I had replaced the heater bypass hose with a hose made specifically for that purpose.
So my issue is that I have a leak, because every day, when I check my coolant overflow tank, it is empty. Also, the radiator is always low on fluid. The car seems to run great for an hour, when the fluids are full, but then (obviously) gets worse at it loses coolant. Also, if it is full of coolant and I immediately take the car out and rip through the gears at 5500 rpm, the temps will shoot up to 220.
everyday I look for a leak and everyday I come up empty handed. I always look after a long drive and there is nothing! WTF?!?!
I guess I need to get some dye at the auto parts store, because it must only happen under pressure?
Any other suggestions would be appreciated.
Here are some pics for the heck of it!