Im using an ebay rad on my evo.. works perfectly fine. Think the brand is ASI.
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Im using an ebay rad on my evo.. works perfectly fine. Think the brand is ASI.
Yep, tried to dilute the coolant down today still didn't
Thanks to Limbo I'm getting my hands on a half size radiator for a good price.
All should be good soon
Thanks Limbo!
my brother is running a ebay radiator from a guy and works great no probs at all with it
Yeah coolant can make a big difference
aluminum radiator & coolant
http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=e...num+radiater+c
O M G!!!!
Just changed my radiator, and guess what? IT STILL OVERHEATS!!!
OMG!!!
water pump?
if you've change to a new thermostat & changed the radiator, only thing i can think of is water pump left or a blockage in the pipes or engine.
If those aren't it it could be a head gasket problem, know to happen in turbo cars.
Radiator place should be able to tell you where its at.
sounds like you got duped into buying a new radiator haha
Check the flow of coolant through the radiator cap (from a cold start till warm). I reckon its the thermostat stuck closed. try running it without a thermostat.
true dat!!
meh I dont care anymore tbh, I'll keep it anyway lol
hmmm so headgasket or water pump?
So how do I determine if either one of these is wrecked?
Where is the water pump? I read that to get to the water pump you have to remove the timing belt? But this was on a US forum so I'm not sure if its the same
Also as Lukezen27 mentioned and I might have a small leak in my headgasket how do I tell if its gone? Besides looking for oil in the coolant etc. Would this show even if it is slightly busted?
i thought you had diagnoised from the radiator guy that it was a blocked radiator?
When u said thermostat work perfectly you tested the thermostat or you brought a new one?
Ok Headgasket, u need to do a leak down and exhaust fume test. They test the pressure & they test with this chemical if there is any exhuast fumes leaking into the coolant system.
waterpump, can't really tell unless you pull it apart. I think it is behind the timing belt.
i'm not sure on that one.