Coolant leak
#1
I noticed today I am leaking coolant out of the top of the coolant bottle cap from the pin hole
What would this be caused by and how can I fix it
It does have the rubber insert under the cap
What would this be caused by and how can I fix it
It does have the rubber insert under the cap
#2
could have a leaky head gasket letting some compression pressure into the system but you would also notice steam coming out of the tail pipe. the other thing would be a bad thermostat but your hot light should flash
#3
NO steam from the tail pipe thats the good news so far
if it was the thermostat wouldnt the fan not come on? The fan does go off and on
What causes it to leak from the bottle just the fluid is to hot ?
It also didnt empty the bottle it went from max line to Min but I only rode for 45 min
if it was the thermostat wouldnt the fan not come on? The fan does go off and on
What causes it to leak from the bottle just the fluid is to hot ?
It also didnt empty the bottle it went from max line to Min but I only rode for 45 min
#4
Mine sprays out when the engine gets hot & the radiator is plugged so it cant cool.
I think if it was the head gasket you would see bubbles in the coolant if you watch it with the rad cap off & engine running.
Could also be a defective rad cap that is letting of before I think 13 psi.
I think if it was the head gasket you would see bubbles in the coolant if you watch it with the rad cap off & engine running.
Could also be a defective rad cap that is letting of before I think 13 psi.
#5
Mine sprays out when the engine gets hot & the radiator is plugged so it cant cool.
I think if it was the head gasket you would see bubbles in the coolant if you watch it with the rad cap off & engine running.
Could also be a defective rad cap that is letting of before I think 13 psi.
I think if it was the head gasket you would see bubbles in the coolant if you watch it with the rad cap off & engine running.
Could also be a defective rad cap that is letting of before I think 13 psi.
#6
I would check the rad make sure it's not pluged, also check to see if you can see movement in the rad with the cap off, also check the vent line to make sure it's not pluged aswell. A pluged vent line with mud or something else would definitely cause this.
#7
Where is the vent line I will also check that
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#8
Just done mine last w/e. Pulled off fan & back shroud, side shields. Used pressure washer on WIDE fan (front & rear) so as not to bend fins also used compressed air from back & front until water ran clear & could see through it again. Made sure rad was full of coolant.
#9
If you don't see movement of coolant with the rad cap off I would have to say that the impellar for the water pump is not turning or the nut came loose somehow. It's a lock nut but could happen and your telling me it's not overheating and the warning light is not comming on. Did you check the coolant vent line to make sure it's not pluged like I had mentioned earlier?
#10
If you don't see movement of coolant with the rad cap off I would have to say that the impellar for the water pump is not turning or the nut came loose somehow. It's a lock nut but could happen and your telling me it's not overheating and the warning light is not comming on. Did you check the coolant vent line to make sure it's not pluged like I had mentioned earlier?
I did not check the Vent ok dont laugh where is it ?
No its not overheating I'm sure it would once it ran out of fluid but that hasnt happen and no warning lights


