Fix your Cooling System with this Cheap Part! | The part Dodge doesn't want you to know about!

[@GTRrocker84]

Lol when the blade falls out of the knife. I don’t have this issue but I like watching trouble shooting videos in case it happens to my caliber. I’m currently learning how to change everything myself instead of paying a shop. So I appreciate the content.

[@calvinthedestroyer]

Kool, thanks. Yeah I try to as much as I can myself. Hirering a mechanic can get expensive.

[@GTRrocker84]

@@calvinthedestroyer I recently did my spark plugs for the first time for like $20. So I saved some money there. I need to learn how to fix the glove compartment drink cooler. For some reason mine never worked in my caliber.

[@calvinthedestroyer]

@@GTRrocker84 hmm, I've never even used my drink cooler :)

[@latavionlifestyle8982]

Thanks a bunch!!!This was my exact problem with my caliber. Did all exact steps now my car drives back perfectly no overheating. Underrated video

[@calvinthedestroyer]

You're welcome, glad I could help out

[@joshuaspradlin7698]

I have a Caliber and had the same problem with the cap leaking because too much pressure built up. Turns out it was from some stop leak that was used previously and it stopped up the small outlet that comes from the coolant reservoir. Pull that small hose off from the radiator cap side and see if you can blow air through it into the reservoir. I used my mouth but and airhose would work. After that I had heat again.

[@calvinthedestroyer]

Yeah, stop leak would definitely make a mess. No telling what the previous owner did but that could be what happened

[@mainsfortes5778]

I had to replace the same part several years ago. At that time the part only cost 24 dollars. Beleive it or not the plastic part will have a catastrophic faiure once there is a small crack. The expanding water volume will cause that part to crack completely and your car will be in danger of overheating.

[@calvinthedestroyer]

Dam! So glad I found this Aluminum one instead.

[@lja1229]

$70!? Mine was $109+ tax. My hose broken right at that connection when I was trying to change the battery. I barely bumped it.

[@calvinthedestroyer]

Damm! Talk about rip off!

[@yundrealrodgers8564]

My ac was blowing good one day and the started blowing hot air, I changed the ac compressor but now it wont take freon, any idea why are what could it be.

[@calvinthedestroyer]

When you switch from hot to cold do you hear the air flaps move inside the heater core?

[@thegreatjellydoughnu]

That 1.1 bar is 15.9 psi so you are probably good with that cap and may I recommend the spill free funnel for any cooling system service there the best. You had such an opportunity to be click bate with the title "fix your cooling system with this one cheap part" " the part dodge doesn't want you to know about"

[@calvinthedestroyer]

aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh! Bar not pounds! I will definatly add those titles to the descriptions Thanks man!

[@yaelhunter462]

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[@londonzeke3854]

@Yael Hunter yup, been watching on instaflixxer for months myself :D

[@dannymartinez3104]

Where did you get radiator cap from?

[@calvinthedestroyer]

Yeah, the radiator cap came with that t-connector

[@swungspeedz]

You got a lot of interesting videos 🤔

[@calvinthedestroyer]

Thanks, I try my best

[@jacksonwilcox6908]

Can you post the link for the part

[@calvinthedestroyer]

Fillernecksupply.com RAD002

[@calvinthedestroyer]

www.fillernecksupply.com/1-1-4-o-d-in-line-radiator-filler-neck-radiator-hose-cap-adapter/

[@dannymartinez3104]

Nvm found it

[@calvinthedestroyer]

Cool