Auto Repair & Diagnostics : How to Diagnose a Cooling System Problem
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. Check the thermostat and radiator if a car engine is overheating with help from an auto mechanic in this free video on car repair and diagnostics. Expert: Tom Brintzenhofe Bio: Tom Brintzenhofe has been a mechanic for the past 17 years. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
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MY Heater only throws air cold in all the pocisiones… THAT CAN BE
Dead summer…slightly warmer…relatively the same temperature…small steps…walk in the park.
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I have a 2000 Impala, I just replaced the radiator becasue it was leaking and now it’s leaking from where you put the reserve or extra water for the radiator. I hope I explain myself .
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now days a walk in the park can get you killed
your are what makes me ashamed to be a master tech as you give us all a bad name and are the reason people don’t trust auto techs! Your a fucking idiot for makeing stupid videos like this that really dont answer anything as I could come up with 100 more things that could cause an engine to over heat you fucking moron!
i have a2004 seabring and i use the a/c and turn the off ican not get the car to run for 51min con youlet me know i can to to fix this vze28ypmc@msn.com
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?
hey i have a 2003 infinity g35 and it has a over heating problem. when the car is park with engine on it those not over heat or if i use it juts in the city i wont over heat that much but wen i get in the freeway after like 2 minutes it over heats and the gage goe all the way to red what do yuo think is the problem
Very nice video! Well explained.
its radiator
its where u put the coolant
second is the reserver
whats a raadiator
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Trying getting the radiator flushed
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.
this guy sucks. probably does crystal meth
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Good advice but needs more info on other parts.
I had thermostat, sensors, water pump, timing belt and other small parts replace. The head gaskets are fine. But is still heating up that he water from the resevoir tank boils up and comes out. Help
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.
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.
thanks
what should the normal temp be
spot on, ive had to replace 6 fan motors and relays within the last month…..i work at a jeep outfitters in texas
your heater core could be stopped up, preventing complete coolant flow….or your thermostat could be stuck in the closed position. if its not either of the two, you could have a damaged core in the radiator or the cap couldnt be sealing correctly.