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If the cooling system was recently filled up to the top of the radiator
neck, this is quite normal. Air in the cooling system will expand and
push out the coolant, also the coolant itself will expand a bit. Perhaps
there was some local boiling after switching off which will also push
out some coolant. In a more modern system this overflowed coolant will
end up in the overflow tank, but when the system cools down the coolant
will be sucked back into the radiator providing the hose from the
radiator to the overflow tank ends up near the bottom and the radiator
cap is absolutely airtight. So fit the overflow tank and there will be
no more loss of coolant.
If you have a thermoswitch controlled electric fan fitted run it
straight from the battery so it will continue to work after switching
off. However operate the manual override switch from the accessories
terminal so the fan will not keep running if you accidentally did not
switch off the fan manually.
Kees Oudesluijs
Op 14-6-2019 om 17:38 schreef i erbs:
> Drove my car about 25 miles to work today. never got to 190 * ran
> great. Parked the car and about three cups of coolant came out the
> overflow. Am I hyper focused or is this normal. I no longer remember
> if this is normal or not? I bought a really nice chromed overflow
> tank. Should I install it?
> Ira Erbs
> Portland,OR
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<p>If the cooling system was recently filled up to the top of the
radiator neck, this is quite normal. Air in the cooling system
will expand and push out the coolant, also the coolant itself will
expand a bit. Perhaps there was some local boiling after switching
off which will also push out some coolant. In a more modern system
this overflowed coolant will end up in the overflow tank, but when
the system cools down the coolant will be sucked back into the
radiator providing the hose from the radiator to the overflow tank
ends up near the bottom and the radiator cap is absolutely
airtight. So fit the overflow tank and there will be no more loss
of coolant.</p>
<p>If you have a thermoswitch controlled electric fan fitted run it
straight from the battery so it will continue to work after
switching off. However operate the manual override switch from the
accessories terminal so the fan will not keep running if you
accidentally did not switch off the fan manually.</p>
<p>Kees Oudesluijs</p>
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