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Bubbling coolant on coolant reservoir 900 1997

uid 27's pic
posted by  Art Benstein on  Fri Jul 30 14:42 CST 2021
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OK, this is a little out of my depth. The 7/9 cars run the cooling at a higher pressure than my 240s, and the added heat contributed by the turbo cooling circuit combines to make it plausible in my mind that when you release the pressure in the reservoir tank, your coolant could boil, especially now that there's no circulation through the radiator and perhaps the electric fan has shut down.

Bottom line is I expect this is normal. Wait for the 940T owners to chime in. Marked Model and Year.
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Art Benstein near Baltimore

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