Remove coolant cap
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Thanks Bob. Copy all. Yeh - I understand about the res size. It's been on and off for 120 miles! Mostly on now. In 5 minutes she'll have been cooling for half an hour, and I'll try the cap. Pretty sure she could use a drink. If there "is" a slight leak, that should have helped depressurize the system.
Wish me luck!
Wish me luck!
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Ahhh, .... it seems that the water pump has decided to cry for attention. I found the area just below and behind the pulley to be a little wet. And of course the rest of car is humiliated by the little piddle that has begun to appear under the front end, and the belt squeal that just started THIS morning (sigh).
Time for some research a/o another thread.
Thanks guys - you're great!
Time for some research a/o another thread.
Thanks guys - you're great!
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Do not fiddle with the cap when the system is pressurised. I wouldn't touch the cap unless the car has been off for a few hours and the temp indicator is at the dead bottom. But then again I have a decent sized reminder to be careful on my forearm.
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