Radiator problem!

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Originally Posted by jick.cejoco

i will have to disagree with this. you probably haven't worked on cooling systems long enough. some thermostats are three way and if you remove the thermostat, the coolant only circulates in the engine block and most often does not get to the radiator. the radiator might seem normal but the engine will have fever.

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I tip my hat to you sir. :D

Though, statistically, it's quite unlikely that the OP's car has a three-way thermostat. But I didn't see any car make or model in the thread so I can't be sure.

err... what make is your van?
check the overflow cannister.. if it's likewise empty, then you're overheating. if it's full, your leak may be in the engine, or somewhere well-hidden in your radiator, or your water pump..
check also the radiator cap.. baka sira na ang rubber lip..

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Originally Posted by trucker111

why distilled?
hindi ba puedeng tap?

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madumi tap water at madami mga minerals... kaya nga nakalagay sa bottle ng coolant na "use only with de-mineralized or distilled water"

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Originally Posted by oj88

I tip my hat to you sir. :D

Though, statistically, it's quite unlikely that the OP's car has a three-way thermostat. But I didn't see any car make or model in the thread so I can't be sure.

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me too.. personally, on passenger vehicles ata, or the common car, parang wala pa ako nakita na three way thermostat... though baka meh ibang models na factory equipped nito IMHO....

Thanks sa mga reply mga sir! My van is Mitsubishi Delica 1992 model, when my radiator tend to loose 1.5 liter of water last week when i go out of town, going to work and i experience traffic. I always check my radiator everyday before going to work yesterday EDSA day so theirs no traffic when i check this morning wala naman bawas yung radiator ko. Im planning to put coolant and pa linis na rin ung radiator ko i sabay ko na sa tune up. Thanks so much mga sir well appreciated mga reply's niyo :)!

Sir vin247,

If you already checked / applied the suggestions made by our Tsikot Guru's, try also checking your radiator clutch fan if it is loose already. Loose clutch fan is very inefficient in cooling your radiator specially at high RPM's, thus causing high temp and probably premature water evap.

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Originally Posted by jvnj

Sir vin247,

If you already checked / applied the suggestions made by our Tsikot Guru's, try also checking your radiator clutch fan if it is loose already. Loose clutch fan is very inefficient in cooling your radiator specially at high RPM's, thus causing high temp and probably premature water evap.

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i second this motion.. haha... malaking role ng clutch fan in maintaining your temperature.... pag dumudulas na yan hihina hatak hangin sa raditor pati sa condenser...

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Originally Posted by jvnj

Sir vin247,

If you already checked / applied the suggestions made by our Tsikot Guru's, try also checking your radiator clutch fan if it is loose already. Loose clutch fan is very inefficient in cooling your radiator specially at high RPM's, thus causing high temp and probably premature water evap.

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Sir its a AT transmission wala ata clutch fan?

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Originally Posted by miko101130

i second this motion.. haha... malaking role ng clutch fan in maintaining your temperature.... pag dumudulas na yan hihina hatak hangin sa raditor pati sa condenser...

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Sir its a AT transmission wala ata clutch fan?

sir yun clutch fan is the 2nd aux fan yun isa kasi is for the aircon

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Originally Posted by vin247

Sir its a AT transmission wala ata clutch fan?
Sir its a AT transmission wala ata clutch fan?

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Sir, yung clutch fan na tinutukoy dito ay yung "clutch fan kung saan naka-connect front blade ng fan sa harap"

pag sumilip ka sa sasakyan at rear wheel drive, makikita mo after the raditor yung puti na blade, naka-attach yun sa clutch fan....
iba yung sa clutch ng manual transmission

transmission clutch
http://i1107.photobucket.com/albums/...ps375eccf7.jpg
http://i1107.photobucket.com/albums/...psaec898fa.jpg

Radiator clutch fan
http://i1107.photobucket.com/albums/...psb248bfb6.jpg
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