So it ended up being a bad reservoir..... sorry Jimmysidecarr. I will ban myself now... :bash:
Vaccum method to bleed air out of Cobra??
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Those plastic oem reservoirs have a high failure rate, with cap sealing issues, when the car overheats.
lol,,seen jimmysidecar posted...i thought i was going to get the shaft for using the powered stuff to seal cooling system..
damn dates get me too..get into the storys and forget to look before reply...
at least this thread has a fix at the end...
damn dates get me too..get into the storys and forget to look before reply...
at least this thread has a fix at the end...
Drove car this afternoon and temp was good. I got puking from the reservoir though. No overheat, I'm guessing too much coolant and its just releasing the excess?? Might need to lower my level in the reservoir, I found the following here on svt...
SORRY JIMMY!
SORRY JIMMY!
I'm over it.:bored:
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