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28-02-2015, 01:54 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2015
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Hi,there!Thanks for viewing my problem.I have a 1980 escort mk2,automatic transmission.My problem is the engine overheats fairly quickly,and not even strenuous driving.The waterpump appears to be moving the coolant as I can see it moving when the radiator cap is off.There is a small hole in top of radiator,about,1mm ontop.Can that little hole cause it to overheat so quickly?Any advice would be appreciated.
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escort mk2 temp gauge shows overheating
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