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I think its gotten to the stage where you should purchase or borrow a cooling system pressure tester kit and pressure test your system. Bring the pressure up to the rating on your radiator cap and visually check for any leaks and also check to see the pressure on the gauge. Check if it moves or not. If it drops but you can’t find any visual leaks you probably have an internal leak weather it be a bad head gasket, a cracked head or even a bad block.
I think its gotten to the stage where you should purchase or borrow a cooling system pressure tester kit and pressure test your system. Bring the pressure up to the rating on your radiator cap and visually check for any leaks and also check to see the pressure on the gauge. Check if it moves or not. If it drops but you can’t find any visual leaks you probably have an internal leak weather it be a bad head gasket, a cracked head or even a bad block.
You should be fine but if you’re ever doing any work on the cooling system first thing you should do is slowly remove the radiator cap with a rag. Not only will it let you know the temperature it also removes pressure from the system and allows the cooling system to drain faster
You should be fine but if you’re ever doing any work on the cooling system first thing you should do is slowly remove the radiator cap with a rag. Not only will it let you know the temperature it also removes pressure from the system and allows the cooling system to drain faster
I use to really enjoy Scotty’s earlier videos but his latest ones have me thinking “what the f$%#?” His videos have been very negative to those who don’t have the same taste in vehicles as him and decides to crap on how crap all these vehicles are. Just ignore it and let it go.
I use to really enjoy Scotty’s earlier videos but his latest ones have me thinking “what the f$%#?” His videos have been very negative to those who don’t have the same taste in vehicles as him and decides to crap on how crap all these vehicles are. Just ignore it and let it go.
The only time you should need to pre fill an oil filter is when you have a completely new/rebuilt engine which is bone dry 😀
The only time you should need to pre fill an oil filter is when you have a completely new/rebuilt engine which is bone dry 😀
You may have a leaky injector leaking fuel into the cylinder when the engine is off and after a while it’s no longer flooding that cylinder
You may have a leaky injector leaking fuel into the cylinder when the engine is off and after a while it’s no longer flooding that cylinder
A lot of newer Toyotas and Nissans use there own branded sealants and are usually pretty easy to remove. 🙂