Did you go nose down into a mud hole?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun 4x4
Last time I went through a mud hole at loveday my car overheated along with everyone else's that went in it.
Printable View
Did you go nose down into a mud hole?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun 4x4
Last time I went through a mud hole at loveday my car overheated along with everyone else's that went in it.
Found that I'm missing the NVA off the Runva solenoid on my bullbar.
All I have is RU.
LOL
Yer I did.Quote:
Originally Posted by TPC
Underneather is completely caked with mud but the radiator itself seems pretty clean.
Looks are deceiving mate. It sits between the radiator and shroud. I'd unscrew the shroud and hose it threw..Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun 4x4
It might not seem much, but could be blocking 25% or more..
Will do. What shroud are you talking about tho?Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
it will be the one on the engine side, around the fan. IMHO if you have/can get it home, pull the rad out and spend some good time thoroughly hosing out the fins (front to back), you will be surprised how much junk comes out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun 4x4
Yer had it towed home. Will do this on the weekend as ive decided once Ive cleaned it all gonna get the system flushed out anyway
drove to work :( Bugger cleaning that rig Shaun lol
See how she goes after the clean out, and then flush if still running high.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun 4x4
Just take the radiator out and take it in to a radiator shop, for about $70 they will flush it completely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun 4x4