

| Subject: | Re: Loss of Coolant |
| From: | tbill |
| Date: | Sat, 24 May 1997 15:32:23 -0500 |
W. Silva wrote: > > I was in line at an idle at the outside bank teller window for too long > today and I heard this loud fan come on. I looked at my temperature gauge > and it was up a little bit over where it usually is but not up to the line > that I guess indicates that "you in deep doo-doo now". Anyway, the fan > came on for about 10 seconds or so then shut off and did this again about 2 > minutes apart about 3 more times. I left there and drove about 1/2 mile to > a store, spent about 10 minutes in the store and when I came out the was a > pretty steady stream of antifreeze coming out of my engine area. I opened > the license plate hatch and checked the bottle and couldn't make out where > the level was so I opened it. The antifreeze was almost up to the top of > the bottle (or tank). After waiting a minute or so, the leaking stopped > and the level in the bottle went back down to the line where it should be. > I drove home from there (about 4 miles) and watched the gauge all the way. > It was in the normal area and the van ran fine. Do I need to worry about > this? Nope. Does this fan just come on when the engine is overheating? Yes, I live in Texas, and I only here it on hot days stuck in traffic. How do > you keep from loosing the coolant? Don't put so much in. Why have I never heard this fan > before???? You are a Yankee! > Thanks for wisdom in advance > Wendy > Soright. TBill ***Forget about World Peace: Visualize using your turn signal!***
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