The outlet radiator core got the same bad flow and the nipple at the radiator let coolant go in the tankDoes it "flow fine" from that hose nipple into the radiator tank? Or just through the cooling tubes into that tank?
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The outlet radiator core got the same bad flow and the nipple at the radiator let coolant go in the tankDoes it "flow fine" from that hose nipple into the radiator tank? Or just through the cooling tubes into that tank?
It’s been a long time, I didn’t had the chance to wrench on my truck but I finally found the problemThe outlet radiator core got the same bad flow and the nipple at the radiator let coolant go in the tank
That's good that you got it figured out, and that you shared the fix. One thing I know about Montreal; you do need a functional heater for much of the year! ( I read a lot of mysteries, and Kathy Reichs is one of my favorites. Her description of winter in Quebec will make you cold in Texas summertime!)It looks to be some “thread” residue and corrosion that blocked the passage. The coolant only had a needle size hole to go through ! The coolant is fine and I have plenty of heat
Thanks for all your reply and I hope it will help someone else!
Totally agree! One thing for sure is I would love to spend my winters in Texas!That's good that you got it figured out, and that you shared the fix. One thing I know about Montreal; you do need a functional heater for much of the year! ( I read a lot of mysteries, and Kathy Reichs is one of my favorites. Her description of winter in Quebec will make you cold in Texas summertime!)