Check your radiator level!!
If you look at my signature my truck is far from stock. I was going down the road and all of a sudden my temp Gage went to 240 and my heater quite. My first thought was head gasket. Then the temp would go back down to normal. I pulled over in a Covent spot and popped the hood no leaks no white smoke and the radiator over fill jug was at a normal level. But what I thought was strange was the radiator cap was cold. Truck did the same thing one more time before I got home.
The whole problem is the radiator was about 3/4 a gallon low on water. I have put about 500 miles on since filling the radiator and have had no problems. I have no leaks the reservoir jug is still on the full line. At this point I am not sure why water isn't going from the reservior to the radiator.
Just thought this info might interest some of you and prevent trouble down the road.
The whole problem is the radiator was about 3/4 a gallon low on water. I have put about 500 miles on since filling the radiator and have had no problems. I have no leaks the reservoir jug is still on the full line. At this point I am not sure why water isn't going from the reservior to the radiator.
Just thought this info might interest some of you and prevent trouble down the road.
Yup, a bad cap that does not seal correctly will not create pressure to suck water into the radiator... Even though NAPA products are good, go straight to Cummins for a new cap. Should only be about $10.
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I can afford one of those
