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crispy

posted on 26th Sep 06 at 10:46

ill try bleeding as you suggested. im alsmost sure this is the prob, but we will see!


Simon_16v

posted on 26th Sep 06 at 10:42

Just to let you know, mine cuts in at 102.5 so the cut in time can vary


Dave A

posted on 26th Sep 06 at 09:08

and the fan should cut in at around 98 anyway, if it doesnt it could be a fan switch problem.


Dave A

posted on 26th Sep 06 at 09:07

airlock is my first guess, run the engine on idle with the coolant cap off the bottle. when it gets hot put the blowers on in the car (on hot) let it get hot, up to about 100 degrees until it bubbles over from the coolant bottle for about 20 secs.

turn off engine, top up coolant and take it for a spin.


if thats not cured it, check your thermostatstat.


crispy

posted on 25th Sep 06 at 23:07

have a strange problem with a 1.6 sport. i think its air in the cooling system, but id value your opinions. right, sometimes, not all the time, when driving the car the temp guage will suddenly rise to 100, from the 90 that it normally sits at. it may stay at this for a short while, and then drop back. it does this going back and forth . the heating in the car has also stopped geting hot, which again leads me to believe that the system may need bleeding. it just seems funny that the temp can rise and fall for no apparent reason. isnt really overlly afected by speed either 9 iew doesnt heat up when at a standstill) . what do you think? also, if it does need bleeding, any one got a procedure for it? cheers, chris.