Air in the system can cause a lock and stops the fluid circulating Try running with the radiator cap off and squeeze the tubes to move the air around
98 goldwing 1500 overheating?
have a '98 Goldwing, 1500, 6 cylindder that is slowly overheating. temp. gauge goes up 3/4, has a new thermostat. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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1- Be sure the rad cap is tight and the gasket good (a new one is cheap and will ensure correct system pressure)
2- Be sure the fans are working and coming on when they should
3- Air in the system (already stated above)
4- If still doing it after all that you might have a corroded radiator/blocked flow or a failing water pump
2- Be sure the fans are working and coming on when they should
3- Air in the system (already stated above)
4- If still doing it after all that you might have a corroded radiator/blocked flow or a failing water pump
if the temp. gauge is 3/4 up , is it not a sign of overheating !(overheating is in the red area , and when the Water is boiling ).
Do your fans Work ?
Do your fans Work ?
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