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Re: 2N overheats
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Posted by Jeb2N on July 06, 2005 at 09:29:03 from (65.40.234.137):
In Reply to: 2N overheats posted by Scott Lathrop on July 06, 2005 at 06:21:33:
You may want to post this on the Ford N-series board, but usually, it would be something like: 1) radiator over full. Only add enough fluid to just cover the top of the coils. The rest of the tank is basically a reservoir for expansion. Too much water = boil over every time. 2) Thermostat in backwards. If installed, the pointed end points towards the radiator and goes in the upper hose. 3) Trash in cooling fins. Take an air hose and blow the trash out from the engine side. Hope this helps. Jeb
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