95 Mustang Over Heating Problem

lil_homie69 · October 26th, 2006, 12:52 AM

ok i have a 1995 v 6 mustang... it seems to be overheating but i dont always have hot air through my vents or nething for that matter, there is a lot of preasure in my raideator after i run my car for 5 minutes or longer, my upper house isnt always full. it has a new thermastat also the sensore to the guage is new as well as the one to the computer.my fan does not kick on when it needs to so i ran it to a switch so i turn it on manualy. what could this be if any one has any idea let me know. i have also replaced the raideator but i didnt change the cap nore did i release the preasure bolt when filling it but i ran most of the air out an hour or two ago and i seems to still be doing the same thing. could it be a air pocket in my hose to anything. or what is my next thing i should try?

97TunedMustang · October 26th, 2006, 03:22 PM

Hate to say it but im about 99% sure you have a blown head gasket or gaskets. thats exactly what happened to my 97 v6. they have a problem with blowing head gaskets. the factory gaskets were quite thin. see if you notice any dark residue inside your radiator fill neck or any weird floaties. If your losing any radiator fluid also thats a sign.

lil_homie69 · October 27th, 2006, 07:12 AM

just wondering

October 26th, 2006, 12:52 AM	#1
lil_homie69 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 3	95 Mustang Over Heating Problem ok i have a 1995 v 6 mustang... it seems to be overheating but i dont always have hot air through my vents or nething for that matter, there is a lot of preasure in my raideator after i run my car for 5 minutes or longer, my upper house isnt always full. it has a new thermastat also the sensore to the guage is new as well as the one to the computer.my fan does not kick on when it needs to so i ran it to a switch so i turn it on manualy. what could this be if any one has any idea let me know. i have also replaced the raideator but i didnt change the cap nore did i release the preasure bolt when filling it but i ran most of the air out an hour or two ago and i seems to still be doing the same thing. could it be a air pocket in my hose to anything. or what is my next thing i should try?

October 26th, 2006, 03:22 PM	#2
97TunedMustang Enthusiast Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 963	Hate to say it but im about 99% sure you have a blown head gasket or gaskets. thats exactly what happened to my 97 v6. they have a problem with blowing head gaskets. the factory gaskets were quite thin. see if you notice any dark residue inside your radiator fill neck or any weird floaties. If your losing any radiator fluid also thats a sign. __________________ New block with forged internals running 16psi, tuned by Lasota Racing Too many mods to list... 3.73's and Truetrac Finally Done! Water-methanol injection? Dyno Tune fo sho, Street tune FTL!

October 27th, 2006, 07:12 AM	#3
lil_homie69 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 3	hey is there any way to get the 3.8 v6 mustang to blow the d just wondering

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95 Mustang Over Heating Problem

95 Mustang Over Heating Problem

hey is there any way to get the 3.8 v6 mustang to blow the d