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Part that bothers me is when Jeremy ran the truck for a half hour and continuous bubbling in the radiator. Sure sign that something is pumping air into the system and last I checked the only thing capable of overcoming the cooling systems pressure is engine compression.


That's exactly what is bothering me. I put on a new cap this morning, and drove to work. After several hours of cooling off, I pulled the cap and it still had quite a bit of pressure underneath it, but maybe not as much as before. Unfortunately, I think some of the pressure may be allowed to relieve itself through a weak spot in the radiator, because there is yet another leak formed under the truck, coming from the radiator. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/angry.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/angry.gif" alt="" />

Darin- I did pull the plugs on Saturday to look at them, and none where exceptionally clean. There was one whose insulator was a bit whiter than the others, but not enough to make me really take note of it at the time.

A lot of my hoses are swelling up like crazy--- I'm just waiting for another one to blow. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" /> I may have to start tearing into it tonight or tomorrow night.


Jeremy
SOLD:[color:"666666"]1988 Toyota 4x4 | 22RE | W56 | EB 270 cam [/color]