This is what the expansion tank is for. Liquid goes back and forth under pressure to stabilize the coolant capacity in the system. If it is not running hot then let it go.
Normal engine compression would be 100-125psi
You need to specify the engine size as it can range from 6 to 60 pounds.
Normal operating temperature should be approx. 210 degrees F.
Hi You either have an electrical fault in the sensor that tells the fan to turn on and off, or you do not have enough coolant in your radiator for the fan to be able to bring down the engine to a normal temperature. If your temperature gauge is registering normal, and is not in or even close to the red zone, then it is probably the electrical fault, but it won't really harm anything, and it's much better than the fan not coming on at all. You can check your coolant fluid level by checking the expansion tank. This is a smallish plastic or occasionally metal tank of about a quart, and it will be connected by a couple of hoses to your radiator. If this is bone dry, then so, probably, is your radiator. NEVER take the cap off the actual radiator; you fill the expansion tank and keep checking it every few miles to see if the radiator has sucked the fluid in. BUT NEVER take the cap off the expansion tank when the engine is hot. That is a pressurized system, and as soon as the pressure is off, coolant that you can't see can come boiling out of there all over you. And make sure you use a premixed radiator fluid from someone like Prestone, and try not to put anything else in there by mistake, like windshield washer fluid or (god forbid) power steering fluid. It has happened. Phil
Adjust valve clearance Intake COLD 0.21mm (0.008)in HOT 0.30mm (0.012)in Exhaust COLD 0.23mm (0.009)in HOT 0.30mm (0.012)in HOT = engine warmed up to normal operating temp. COLD = engine at ambient temp.
when the engine is stopped, the coolant stops flowing. The coolant inside the engine can boil and force coolant into the expansion tank. this is normal.
Normal operation to cool engine Relay stuck in closed position?
It is possible a little low on coolant and has an air bubble in the heater core.
Totally! It is normal for any car.
Well, this was answered by a 10 year old kid. It happens when a normal soap bubble meets co2 filling the bubble.
It may restart when it cools down or you have toasted your engine. Where is your common sence. Stop next time that happens.
Yes, Alpha radiation could be stopped by normal paper.
Bubble jet printers and normal ink printers are the same in a lot of ways. The main different between the two printers is that the bubble jet uses a heating element, rather than a piezo crystal.
Bubble gum can stay in the systems or up to 9 years in bizarre moments, but the normal time is about 4 years
In a normal engine, no. In a high performance engine, maybe.In a normal engine, no. In a high performance engine, maybe.
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first you install normal diablo 2 the put the expansion CD and install expasion