Damoe
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While driving home today I noticed there was very little heat in the car interior, even when turned up to full heat.
When I got out of the car I left it running and had a look under the bonnet. The electric fan was running and the radiator was cold - so cold that I could hold my hand flat on the core. The pipe to the radiator from the thermostat housing was hot.
Squeezing the coolant pipe I could not feel any build up in pressure in the pipe.
Thinking of potential causes, I'm thinking cooling pump failure, or sticky thermostat?
I'd appreciate if anyone has any thoughts?
Cheers
D
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When I got out of the car I left it running and had a look under the bonnet. The electric fan was running and the radiator was cold - so cold that I could hold my hand flat on the core. The pipe to the radiator from the thermostat housing was hot.
Squeezing the coolant pipe I could not feel any build up in pressure in the pipe.
Thinking of potential causes, I'm thinking cooling pump failure, or sticky thermostat?
I'd appreciate if anyone has any thoughts?
Cheers
D
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