psychotic7

ok, well i got a jspec into my friends FC but i was driving it for about 15 minutes and it was pretty chilly so i turned the heater on and it was blowing cold so i got scared and rushed home well when i was a block from the casa *POP* and white smoke is pouring from the hood so i get it home and my radiator hose exploded so i replaced the cap, hose, and t stat and my heater still blows cold and i dont want my friend to drive off with it bc it might overheat. has anyone experienced this before? any ideas would be appreciated.

glhs0867

Did you fill the system properly?

Open the block drain. Its on the drivers side engine mount.

When you refill coolant, you should have heater on WOT, fan WOT and fill as needed during 15 minutes, and after a quick drive around.

You have to use the air release located on the passenger side of radiator when you fill the system of you will get a ncie air lock, and the low coolant buzzer wil go off, if it works...

Did the low coolant buzzer go off? Maybe you have clogged heater core? Have you flushed the system?

Only use Mazda OEM T stats, all the rest are junk.

More details please.

Probadly if 1 hose was bad, all the rest are probadly shot..


Did you connect the coolant lines to the heater core? Did you replace them? These lines always pop due to the increase temps being back by the firewall and engine, with no good cool airflow.

connors14

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this happened to me last night my radiators full though i havnt looked at it yet though and i didnt have that pop smoke thing

~im gonna take a guess that my heater core got clogged cause my cars not over heating even after getting on it a little

psychotic7

might be the heater core clogged....the coolant buzzer was going off as soon as the car started. i thought it was bad so i grounded it because the coolant and oil are full. so you think an air pocket caused excess pressure in the coolant system??? seems kind of weird

psychotic7

no i havent flushed the system....just with a water hose? i will prob do this tomorrow

connors14

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ya my heat wasn't working yesterday so today my friend came over and we were gonna look at it so we go around the block to let it warm up and then my friend turns on the heat and it works im gonna assume the heater core was clogged or something like that

psychotic7

u lucky bastard haha. well do you guys think a clogged heater core can cause pressure build up to make a radiator hose explode

psychotic7

bled the collant system properly and it worked. i dont know if that was it or the heater core came unclogged but it blows hot now

misterstyx69

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There was Air in the system..If you have heat Now,it's Gone.(that's Good!)