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Car Forum / Isuzu Cars / September 2004

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94 rodeo over heating problem

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rricard - 09 Sep 2004 18:57 GMT
i have a 94 rodeo if i sqweeze the line you can hear the thermostat opening
so i dont think it is that i thin it is air pockets. How could i get them
out? And is there a bleeder screw?
Miles - 10 Sep 2004 05:15 GMT
Take off the radiator cap and run the engine for 10-15 mins until hot.
You should be able to look down into the radiator and see the water
moving if the thermostat is open.  Never heard of a bleeder screw as it
is a recirculating system.

Could be too much hard deposit build up in the radiator or too many fins
bent over blocking air flow.  Have you checked the fan and fan clutch?

> i have a 94 rodeo if i sqweeze the line you can hear the thermostat opening
> so i dont think it is that i thin it is air pockets. How could i get them
> out? And is there a bleeder screw?
 
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