Leo Rojas
Probationary Member
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- Jan 31, 2006
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Costa Rica,
Central America
Hi guys !
I have a COLT GT with a 1G 4g63t engine.
I've been having a problem for quite a while but yesterday it got a lot worst.
My car is lossing water, I had to fill the radiator everyday, I used to put in about 1 liter every morning (I drive like 30 miles a day).
Yesterday my mechanic took the car, he run a leak test and there were no leaks, the hoses are good, the radiator is good, the water pump is good, etc.
He changed the radiator cap (13 lbs), the temperature bulb and the thermostat. It had an 88 thermostat and replaced it with an 82 thermostat that should be a bit colder.
Today when I got to the office the car was heating a bit more than usual, after the car cooled down I checked the radiator and put in about 2 liters of water. So, after replacing those parts the car is lossing about 4 times more water than it used to.
I have no idea what it could be, there are no leaks, there is no oil in the coolant and no coolant in the oil. My mechanic says that it could be the radiator with too much dirt or the head.
Any ideas ???
Thanks for your help.
I have a COLT GT with a 1G 4g63t engine.
I've been having a problem for quite a while but yesterday it got a lot worst.
My car is lossing water, I had to fill the radiator everyday, I used to put in about 1 liter every morning (I drive like 30 miles a day).
Yesterday my mechanic took the car, he run a leak test and there were no leaks, the hoses are good, the radiator is good, the water pump is good, etc.
He changed the radiator cap (13 lbs), the temperature bulb and the thermostat. It had an 88 thermostat and replaced it with an 82 thermostat that should be a bit colder.
Today when I got to the office the car was heating a bit more than usual, after the car cooled down I checked the radiator and put in about 2 liters of water. So, after replacing those parts the car is lossing about 4 times more water than it used to.
I have no idea what it could be, there are no leaks, there is no oil in the coolant and no coolant in the oil. My mechanic says that it could be the radiator with too much dirt or the head.
Any ideas ???
Thanks for your help.