

| Subject: | Re: Hot 84 |
| From: | Andrew |
| Date: | Sat, 8 Jun 2002 18:48:43 -0700 |
Possibly a sticking T-stat not opening, or a blockage in the hoses or rad not letting enough water through. Andrew 1984 Westy "Speed Bump" 1996 VW Jetta Trek "Little Beep" (the wife's car) The Basket Bus http://www.creativegifts2go.com/vw.html --- Jeff Emrick <jemrick@WOH.RR.COM> wrote: >I tried the bike pump method for purging air from the cooling system. Seem= >ed to work great. I tried it because my 84 still runs hot unless the heate= >r is on full blast. Everyone says air in the cooling system. It's getting= > too hot outside to be hot inside! I have felt the radiator when the van i= >s running hot and it seems cool and the electric fan doesn't come on. I tho= >ught I may have a plugged radiator but coolant came out of the radiator fro= >m the bleeder valve with a slight pump. Does this leave the water pump as = >the prime suspect for overheating? Thanks Jeff _____________________________________________________________ Show your Volkswagen pride 24/7 with a yourname@vwmail.net address from http://www.vwmail.net
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