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Old Oct 15, 2007, 03:52 PM
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Coolant in 99 Buick Regal

I have a neighbor who has a 99 Buick Regal and it keeps over heating. On the instructions under the hood states that there is a special procedure for adding coolant to it. Does anyone know what this special procedure is?

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I have a neighbor who has a 99 Buick Regal and it keeps over heating. On the instructions under the hood states that there is a special procedure for adding coolant to it. Does anyone know what this special procedure is?

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If the coolant is drained, the system requires a special bleed procedure to remove trapped air.

Is his leaking? Perhaps at the head/intake gasket?
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If the coolant is drained, the system requires a special bleed procedure to remove trapped air.

Is his leaking? Perhaps at the head/intake gasket?
No, it's not leaking. Just overheating.
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Check the fan operation. The should come on with the A/C but also when overheat is detected.

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