What could be causing this?
When I start my car in the morning and rev the engine a little I hear a gargling sound coming from the engine. Like there is water in there or something. After I rev it 2 or 4 times the sound goes away.
Anyone have any idea what it could be? The car runs fine but the sound is scaring me.
Roman
Anyone have any idea what it could be? The car runs fine but the sound is scaring me.
Roman
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i don't know what that is but i would get it checked out if i where you.
my car was making a noise for a long *** time and i didn't get it checked. then one day like 3 weeks later, i got tired of it and got it fixed. it was my power steering the high preasure line had a leak. now the noise wont go away. and just recently its been getting harder to turn my steering wheel.
Re: i don't know what that is but i would get it checked out if i where you.
Originally posted by perlmax90
my car was making a noise for a long *** time and i didn't get it checked. then one day like 3 weeks later, i got tired of it and got it fixed. it was my power steering the high preasure line had a leak. now the noise wont go away. and just recently its been getting harder to turn my steering wheel.
my car was making a noise for a long *** time and i didn't get it checked. then one day like 3 weeks later, i got tired of it and got it fixed. it was my power steering the high preasure line had a leak. now the noise wont go away. and just recently its been getting harder to turn my steering wheel.
what that is is there's air in your cooling system.. as Tick Tock said, you can simply bleed the air out.. I didn't know where the screw was, but it's pretty simple.
you shouldn't just ignore the problem, because air in the system can promote corrosion on the internal engine parts where the antifreeze dries when the car is shut off.. not good.
you shouldn't just ignore the problem, because air in the system can promote corrosion on the internal engine parts where the antifreeze dries when the car is shut off.. not good.
Originally posted by Matt93GXE
what that is is there's air in your cooling system.. as Tick Tock said, you can simply bleed the air out.. I didn't know where the screw was, but it's pretty simple.
you shouldn't just ignore the problem, because air in the system can promote corrosion on the internal engine parts where the antifreeze dries when the car is shut off.. not good.
what that is is there's air in your cooling system.. as Tick Tock said, you can simply bleed the air out.. I didn't know where the screw was, but it's pretty simple.
you shouldn't just ignore the problem, because air in the system can promote corrosion on the internal engine parts where the antifreeze dries when the car is shut off.. not good.
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Hi Roman,
How are you old man?
Bleeding the cooling system is quite important. To do it you must untighten the bolt*** on the intake manifold, open a radiator cup and add some pure water until the coolant begins to flow out through the bolt's threads.
Make sure the engine isn't hot.
*** THE BOLT is near the PCV valve. Its threads is of 6 mm diameter. You can easily find it - it's "alone" on that flat spot on the manifold.
Good luck,
DDD
Bleeding the cooling system is quite important. To do it you must untighten the bolt*** on the intake manifold, open a radiator cup and add some pure water until the coolant begins to flow out through the bolt's threads.
Make sure the engine isn't hot.
*** THE BOLT is near the PCV valve. Its threads is of 6 mm diameter. You can easily find it - it's "alone" on that flat spot on the manifold.
Good luck,
DDD
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