Empower Yourself Fixing a Radiator Cap That Won't Hold Pressure Made Easy

That piece won't get far. It should stay in the top tank. If your OCD wants to get it out, try fishing for it. If you have a fibre optic ... If it's not overheating then you should be good. I've noticed that my upper coolant hose is not rigid when the engine is not running. Just keep ... The radiator cap, however, is supposed to hold pressure and release when over the set pressure (~15 psi) and can be the cause of overheating if it doesn't hold ... That having been said...just keep the tank full enough to make up for the stem that WILL escape, and do a test when you get the cap to determine ... if your cap isn't holding pressure take off the cap (Make sure your engine is cooled and de-pressurized first!) and take a pair of needle nose ... With everything going on in the world what is the problem? It's an OPEN cooling system. It's going to suck and pull must I put up a pic of " ... With any automotive cooling system, if the system is not leaking anywhere and it's not building pressure, the only thing which could be ... What I do a few times a week is open my radiator cap with the engine running, top it off with premix 50/50, and let it run. Initially, I had ... I went to the local auto parts store and they had only 2 options for me (normal or pressure relief). I went with the normal but there was no ... You could have cross threaded the cap a little when you put it on, so if you replace the cap and it is still hard to screw on you may have to ...