

| Subject: | Re: overheating issues |
| From: | John Bange |
| Date: | Wed, 7 Sep 2005 09:55:30 -0700 |
> > Open up the rear heater valve, and the front one too. > > Now, when the temp gauge starts climbing turn both heater blower's on. > > If the gauge drops, this would leave me to believe that the radiator is > the culprit. > > By doing this your adding more cooling area , and this means that the > radiator is partially plugged. > > Simple, quick, test. > The heater circuit is independent of the thermostat, while the radiator is not. Turning on the heater fans bringing the temp down can also indicate a bad thermostat. Cheaper and easier to replace than a radiator. Probably better to start there.
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