1994 Chrysler LeBaron "radiator coolant" Questions

...radiator has an internal plate that allows engine coolant to cool the trans fluid. The hoses from the trans should terminate to some metal piping with flare fittings that attach to the two ports on ...

... Kyle have you checked the coolant in the radiator? if overflow jug was empty radiator is probably low as well. always check when engine is cold. if you are low in coolant it will cause the ...

radiator. I have looked under the car and cant find a plug. Can you tell me where its located on this vehicle? best thing is to get a "Coolant tee" from the parts store you cut this into a heater core

...whole coolant system, maybe a good strong back flush at a radiator shop or shop. Bars stop leak is okay for an emergency, but most mechanics say don't use it as it can sure plug up a heater

radiator in my 2000 Mercury Sable, now there is steam coming from the tailpipe. It is very strong when we start the car, it does slow up a bit when driving but it continues to steam. What could be the

...coolant is full in the radiator and reservoir. Whenthe engine began to excessively heat, the radiator was not hot, nor was antifreeze w/in the radiator. The upper hose was hot at that time. I ...

...coolant sensor wire, the radiator fans should come on and the check engine light will come on,check timing mark on crankshaft pulley, if it 2 degrees within specs leave it alone. if not then loosen ...

...when engine is cold. Take out 4 bolts that hold on fan cowling and remove. Take out 4 bolts holding in radiator and remove. Install in reverse order, fill with your desired coolant and you are

coolant temp sensor is usually located on the radiator. also check fan fuse, fan relay (in fuse box and relay box), and intake air temp sensor (thats usually on the intake tubing before throttle after

...Radiator working as the Air Flows through the Cooling Fins. I have seen Water Pumps that the Coolant has eaten away the Water Pump Impellers. Failing Thermostat will do some of the same. You need to ...