overheating and radiator under vacuum?
Shouldn't be coolant. No easy way for it to get in there. if it was coolant/oil, it would be kinda milky looking. If you are getting pooling of what appears to be oil, time to do the plenum.
so replaced t stat looked like the original based on the gasket so ill check it soon as the rtv dries. decided to check the plenum wile i had the air box off and well......dont think its good. it looked like 1/16 inch of liquid maybe oil maybe coolant or a mix it seemed to clean to be all oil based on how badly it needs it changed so is it possible it could be coolant?
EDIT: I swear heyyou, you must have some form of dodgeforum specific ESP lol. Ninja'ed once again
Last edited by Mad_Scientist; Apr 13, 2011 at 06:54 PM.
thanks for your help i dont thing the head gasket is blown doesnt smoke so i guess its plenum time, does any one else sell aftermarket intake manifolds to fix the plenum problem, would like to go that rout but dont want to spend $600 on one
The airgap is the only one I know of... and that is the $600 on in question.
Just do the plenum gasket and replace the plate with aluminum. Using an aluminum plate and shorter bolts in place of the OEM stamped steel plate *******ly guarantees against any future failures.
EDIT: ummm.... yeah, I'm not sure why the word "v-i-r-t-u-a-l-l-y" is being screened, but last time I checked, it wasn't a cuss word... where is a mod to correct this?
Just do the plenum gasket and replace the plate with aluminum. Using an aluminum plate and shorter bolts in place of the OEM stamped steel plate *******ly guarantees against any future failures.
EDIT: ummm.... yeah, I'm not sure why the word "v-i-r-t-u-a-l-l-y" is being screened, but last time I checked, it wasn't a cuss word... where is a mod to correct this?
Last edited by Mad_Scientist; Apr 14, 2011 at 06:21 PM.







