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Join Date: Sep 2006
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The other day I was driving for about an hour when I noticed the temp guage was getting up towards hot. When I turned off the engine there was a lot of creaking from under the bonnet. I filled up the radiator and it drove okay for the next few days. Yesterday mt partner drove it to work (an hour each way in about 30 degree weather). It was fine on the way to work, but again overheated on the way back. She said that when she got out of the car water was pouring out of the engine (she didn't pop the bonnet to see where exactly). Today I have tried running the engine to see where the leak is, but I can't find anything. It overheated the first time I did this, so I filled the reservoir bottle (which was empty and hadn't been checked at all) and made sure the radiator cap was on tight. Again, there was no leak, but this time it didn't overheat. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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82 Ford Telstar Overheating sometimes
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