Re: scedt26t7bd001265 and overheating

["jtrealty@xxxx " <jtrealty@xxxx>]

Make sure that the coolant level when cold is halfway filling the 
header bottle. Check that the fans are both running and blowing the 
air front to back ( the fans are secure on the motor shafts) bleed the 
system at the radiater on the right small hose and the water pump 
bleeder. Check the circuit breakers next to the fuse panel and wiring. 
If these simple things do not correct the overheating then it could be 
serious but most of the time these steps will correct an overheat.
Davidn Teitelbaum
vin 10757 



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx, bduncan@xxxx wrote:
> Does anybody have any info on this car? It was
> apparently in Allentown, PA for some time.
> 
> This car is for sale by a small dealership in PA
> and the salesman/owner of the place doesn't know
> much about the car (he just purchased the dealership,
> cars and all) but he knows that it overheats.
> 
> I know we have covered this on the list many times,
> but I just want to be sure I know what the possible
> causes are:
> 1. Hoses
> 2. Air in system
> 3. Plastic coolant overflow tank
> 
> Thanks!
> Bruce