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Byron Warwick · 10-16-2018, 03:05 PM

I know that when running even at my regular 170 to 180 deg temp, that when I stop the antifreeze is foaming enough to run out the overflow. Recently, I left it running and the temp rose to 200+ deg, and the coolant was boiling vigorously and coming from the Right side.
I have expected this for some years and I usually run only water in the summer, so I don't lose coolant. I am a driveway repairer, and don't have access to the test equipment JSeery mentioned. I'm just trying to get some experienced answers/or guesses . Byron.

10-16-2018, 03:05 PM	#9
Byron Warwick Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Corunna, Ontario, Canada Posts: 309	Re: Exhaust gas in the radiator I know that when running even at my regular 170 to 180 deg temp, that when I stop the antifreeze is foaming enough to run out the overflow. Recently, I left it running and the temp rose to 200+ deg, and the coolant was boiling vigorously and coming from the Right side. I have expected this for some years and I usually run only water in the summer, so I don't lose coolant. I am a driveway repairer, and don't have access to the test equipment JSeery mentioned. I'm just trying to get some experienced answers/or guesses . Byron. __________________ IT'S NOT YOUR AGE, IT'S YOUR ATTITUDE !