Should Old BS Be Forgot and Never Brought To Mind Official MT January Thread
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So, when I check the coolant level last night the overflow was empty and I could not feel any in the radiator. Of course, that does not mean the radiator was empty. It only means the angle that the filler neck connects to the radiator is not helpful for me checking the level.
I then filled the overflow well past the cold fill line thinking that when I ran the truck today it would get cycled through. I hoped to have a decent level after my drive tot he office.
After being here for a little over an hour I went to check the coolant level. The overflow is still overfull and I still cannot feel the coolant in the radiator.
Oddly enough the only place it leaks is when I am parked in my driveway and the temps get down close to 0.
I then filled the overflow well past the cold fill line thinking that when I ran the truck today it would get cycled through. I hoped to have a decent level after my drive tot he office.
After being here for a little over an hour I went to check the coolant level. The overflow is still overfull and I still cannot feel the coolant in the radiator.
Oddly enough the only place it leaks is when I am parked in my driveway and the temps get down close to 0.