Overheating problem
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Overheating problem
My 94 f-250 Just started overheating today. Needle was buried in the red on the way home. When I got home I went to check the upper hose which was warm and had no pressure. I was thinking it may be the t-stat or the water pump. I took the radiator cap off and the radiator coolant level was about a half inch low. What do you guys think??
Thanks Bob
Thanks Bob
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No pressure indicates a leak or failing radiator cap; I know I've had problems with crud keeping the radiator cap from sealing before.
Overheating, I'd probably replace the t-stat. Waterpumps don't usually fail that way; for the pump to break off would require shearing a 1/2" or so shaft.
Overheating, I'd probably replace the t-stat. Waterpumps don't usually fail that way; for the pump to break off would require shearing a 1/2" or so shaft.
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They are both on the driver's side head/block, right there at the front of the engine. The gauge sender is the 'topmost' one, the switch is further down and larger(I replaced that with an actual RTD probe).
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