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Bubbling coolant on coolant reservoir

posted by  CeeBee1 on  Sat Jul 31 17:40 CST 2021
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You Wrote: "Today it was the first time I really drove it. About 100km or so. Well, when I came back home I parked and turned off the car and I popped the hood and opened the coolant reservoir and the level arose and it kept bubbling."""


Never do that. The coolant is UNDER PRESSURE and Very Very HOT---You release the pressure and the Coolant gets past the boiling point.

You are lucky it didn't spray your face---with 212DegreeF or 100 Deg Centagrade liguid. Equals 3rd Degree burns.






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