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  1. #13
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    05 integra type S
    You have to get the fans running because until your new thermostat opens completely you will not have bled your system Properly to my knowledge.

  2. #14
    tried a brand new cap from work today, still not holding pressure in.

    ill be picking up a working radiator tonight.

    I really believe its the radiator not sealing against the cap- it looks dodgy in there and given it isnt holding pressure back from the overflow, no pressure is being held within the system. Thus the water isnt under pressure, and has a lower boiling point.

    This makes sense why my temp gauge isnt showing anything abnormal

    I flushed coolant and changed thermostats with my last civic+b18c with no problem afterwards with respect to bleeding so i dont think it is caused by air stuck in the system.

  3. #15
    thanks for the help everyone,

    It was from the radiator not sealing against the cap. Picked up a second hand one and chucked it in and has fixed the problem.

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