overheating

if i was you i would check to see if yor head gasket has gone
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Well First off I'd replace thermostate, while your at it drain and flush
radiator. Also if the Heater still continues to blow cold that could mean
a bad heater core which can be a pain to replace. An option is to bypass
the heater core by taking the two hoses off and coupling them together. I
had overheating issues and no heat, did the following and haven't had any
issues yet. One downfall is no heater in the winter, being the lazy man I
bought a power inverter and space heater to keep my car warm, hey it works
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Who you talkin' to, Willis?

1. How about replying IN-THREAD?

"kojmorbid" <kojmorbid RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote:

> being the lazy man I bought a power inverter and space heater
> to keep my car warm, hey it works

And NOW my alternator is blown... but, hey...I'm sure that had nothing to
do with it!

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Yeh, I'm a Krusty old Geezer, staving off dementia here..DEAL with it!
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"kojmorbid" <kojmorbid DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:95bcbd0dbf956c3c1c498df97dd0aa3d@localhost.talkaboutautos.com...
> Well First off I'd replace thermostate, while your at it drain and flush
> radiator. Also if the Heater still continues to blow cold that could mean
> a bad heater core which can be a pain to replace. An option is to bypass
> the heater core by taking the two hoses off and coupling them together. I
> had overheating issues and no heat, did the following and haven't had any
> issues yet. One downfall is no heater in the winter, being the lazy man I
> bought a power inverter and space heater to keep my car warm, hey it works


Thank god he isn't restoring the bloody thing.
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