hey bro ik you might know what's going on with my Honda Civic hatchback 1.5 turbo , I have just change intercooler, radiator, add new coolant, valves have been replace , fan is new , thermostat is good, o2 sensor is brand new but the car is still overheating , idk what to do at this point and im pretty freaking lost, cuze I am afraid it will be the head gasket, you got any tips that could help , I would really appreciate any type of tips
@@rpmraf9814 the fans do start when is over heating , it starts to overheat when driving , I probably am able to drive for about 5 minutes and it overheats, I noticed today that while driving there's an oil leak from between the engine block , im not sure what it could be
I would start by addressing your coolant leak and see if the coolant is leaking out or leaking into the cylinder due to a bad headgasket. Get a coolant system pressurizer and see where it leaks out of.
hey bro ik you might know what's going on with my Honda Civic hatchback 1.5 turbo , I have just change intercooler, radiator, add new coolant, valves have been replace , fan is new , thermostat is good, o2 sensor is brand new but the car is still overheating , idk what to do at this point and im pretty freaking lost, cuze I am afraid it will be the head gasket, you got any tips that could help , I would really appreciate any type of tips
How did you test the thermostat, do the fans kick on when it starts to over heat? Does it over heat at idle or when driving? Are you loosing coolant ?
@@rpmraf9814 the fans do start when is over heating , it starts to overheat when driving , I probably am able to drive for about 5 minutes and it overheats, I noticed today that while driving there's an oil leak from between the engine block , im not sure what it could be
and yes I am loosing coolant , I added almost 1 galloon and it drained but again I looked at the valves for any leaks and nothing
I would start by addressing your coolant leak and see if the coolant is leaking out or leaking into the cylinder due to a bad headgasket. Get a coolant system pressurizer and see where it leaks out of.