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  • in reply to: Coal in your Odyssey this Christmass? #483970
    VincentVincent
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      Well, the message is gone. I guess it decided to reset itself after a while.
      Thanks for everybody’s input!

      in reply to: Coal in your Odyssey this Christmass? #484855
      VincentVincent
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        Well, the message is gone. I guess it decided to reset itself after a while.
        Thanks for everybody’s input!

        in reply to: Coal in your Odyssey this Christmass? #483042
        VincentVincent
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          Thanx for that response (great link). it has been about a week now but I will keep waiting. It might reset itself and disapear.
          That for the help again everybody

          in reply to: Coal in your Odyssey this Christmass? #483909
          VincentVincent
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            Thanx for that response (great link). it has been about a week now but I will keep waiting. It might reset itself and disapear.
            That for the help again everybody

            in reply to: Coal in your Odyssey this Christmass? #482986
            VincentVincent
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              Well, I think I found the vents. By the rear left well. The is a cover to take off that hides a “box” with lines coming from the gas tank and going to what looks like the charcoal cannister. That’s the good news.
              The bad news is that I really don’t think you can open that box witch I believe encloses the vents. I don’t understand how to check the vents. Any suggestion from anyone?

              in reply to: Coal in your Odyssey this Christmass? #483848
              VincentVincent
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                Well, I think I found the vents. By the rear left well. The is a cover to take off that hides a “box” with lines coming from the gas tank and going to what looks like the charcoal cannister. That’s the good news.
                The bad news is that I really don’t think you can open that box witch I believe encloses the vents. I don’t understand how to check the vents. Any suggestion from anyone?

                in reply to: 1989 dodge dynasty overheating #482485
                VincentVincent
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                  [quote=”ace8489″ post=40720]Is it possible your water/coolant mix is freezing. I’ve seen the same thing happen to a car were everything froze just enough to block the system but nothing busted so it didnt show any signs.[/quote]

                  +1

                  in reply to: 1989 dodge dynasty overheating #483307
                  VincentVincent
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                    [quote=”ace8489″ post=40720]Is it possible your water/coolant mix is freezing. I’ve seen the same thing happen to a car were everything froze just enough to block the system but nothing busted so it didnt show any signs.[/quote]

                    +1

                    in reply to: Coal in your Odyssey this Christmass? #482483
                    VincentVincent
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                      No engine light on. There is a little orange wrench that is on though, but I this it is on because it is time to service the transmission. Will look arround the tank. Living on gravel, the vents might very well get plugged easily. Is there a filter on these vents?

                      in reply to: Coal in your Odyssey this Christmass? #483305
                      VincentVincent
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                        No engine light on. There is a little orange wrench that is on though, but I this it is on because it is time to service the transmission. Will look arround the tank. Living on gravel, the vents might very well get plugged easily. Is there a filter on these vents?

                        in reply to: 1989 dodge dynasty overheating #482363
                        VincentVincent
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                          Could be a bad head gasket causing an internal leak in the engine. Notice any funny smells at the tail pipe?
                          Could also be a bad water pump. Has it has ever been replaced?
                          A radiator in poor condition probably does not help but I doubt it is your issue, knowing your car still overheats on the highway. 

                          in reply to: 1989 dodge dynasty overheating #483168
                          VincentVincent
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                            Could be a bad head gasket causing an internal leak in the engine. Notice any funny smells at the tail pipe?
                            Could also be a bad water pump. Has it has ever been replaced?
                            A radiator in poor condition probably does not help but I doubt it is your issue, knowing your car still overheats on the highway. 

                            in reply to: crank,no start! 1999 ford contour 4cyl #482361
                            VincentVincent
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                              If you are positive fuel and spark are getting to the engine correctly, all that is left if mechanical issues. That would be compression or timing or something enabling the engine to turn at all. The head gasket and valve cover gasket would greatly affect compression if they weren’t in good shape. I would advice replacing them both and try to fire it up. Any obd codes showing?

                              in reply to: crank,no start! 1999 ford contour 4cyl #483165
                              VincentVincent
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                                If you are positive fuel and spark are getting to the engine correctly, all that is left if mechanical issues. That would be compression or timing or something enabling the engine to turn at all. The head gasket and valve cover gasket would greatly affect compression if they weren’t in good shape. I would advice replacing them both and try to fire it up. Any obd codes showing?

                                in reply to: Coal in your Odyssey this Christmass? #482352
                                VincentVincent
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                                  Thanx for that quick answer!
                                  Where is the vents you are talking about usually located?
                                  Does any of you Honda techs know where they are on odyssey vans?

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