Engine running hot... HELP!
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Engine running hot... HELP!
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I have a 1997 Civic EX automatic.
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My Car runs hot whenever i turn my Cold A/C on. about 3/4 of the way up on the temp guage.
Second
My car runs at normal temp. whenever i turn the heat on, although the heat usually blows cool unless i have it above 2000 rpm.
The summer is coming pretty soon... i need to know what to replace.. any help is appreciated. :-)
I have a 1997 Civic EX automatic.
Second.
My Car runs hot whenever i turn my Cold A/C on. about 3/4 of the way up on the temp guage.
Second
My car runs at normal temp. whenever i turn the heat on, although the heat usually blows cool unless i have it above 2000 rpm.
The summer is coming pretty soon... i need to know what to replace.. any help is appreciated. :-)
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Re: Engine running hot... HELP!
Originally Posted by maverick09
First.
I have a 1997 Civic EX automatic.
Second.
My Car runs hot whenever i turn my Cold A/C on. about 3/4 of the way up on the temp guage.
Second
My car runs at normal temp. whenever i turn the heat on, although the heat usually blows cool unless i have it above 2000 rpm.
The summer is coming pretty soon... i need to know what to replace.. any help is appreciated. :-)
I have a 1997 Civic EX automatic.
Second.
My Car runs hot whenever i turn my Cold A/C on. about 3/4 of the way up on the temp guage.
Second
My car runs at normal temp. whenever i turn the heat on, although the heat usually blows cool unless i have it above 2000 rpm.
The summer is coming pretty soon... i need to know what to replace.. any help is appreciated. :-)
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Re: Engine running hot... HELP!
What shows it, the reservoir? I recommend you let the engine cool for about an hour, open the radiator itself and look for how much fluid is in it. Also, hopefully you don't have 100% coolant in there, you have to have water mixed in or it won't work properly.
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