If You Can't Find the Source of Your Overheating Issue Watch This Video

In this video I'll go over one of the most overlooked part of your cooling system, with symptoms similar to a bad head gasket, engine running too hot, combustion gas in the cooling system, Coolant leaks, Coolant hose bursting etc to top it off usually this is a very easy fix.
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[@dotsebismark1165]

Really interesting. I've spent $200 fixing cooling system problems. The problem was just radiator cap.. 10 stars for this video

[@jonmo2694]

Maybe

[@dannyr3346]

Always start with the cheapest fix then work your way up to head gaskets 😂😂

[@MRVERUM-gb3vr]

​@dannyr3346 I started by replacing the thermostat, water pump , head gasket 😢 i haven't change the radiator cap 😑 it's a jeep

[@dimicole963]

Did you over heat after 30 min then go down when you started driving by chance?

[@markcontreras9341]

OMG, THANK YOU!!!!! I've replaced the entire cooling system on my vehicle and the overheating didn't stop until I replaced a $14 radiator cap! The reservoir was filling up and pushing out of the reservoir. Coolant wasn't flowing back in. You're video and knowledge saved my vehicle's life!!! Thank you so much!!! I owe you a beer!

[@Ericjr7916]

I’m hoping it’s my cap before I replace the whole system I’m have the same problem as what you had but my coolant is also alittle dirty lol

[@Ericjr7916]

It’s was my head gaskets y’all😂😂 there’s a new engine going in it as im typing tho

[@cutelf2006]

Same thing happened to me. Last week I replaced radiator, hose, thermostat, then timing belt and water pump, still no good. This morning I watched this, and cleaned out a piece of small dirt from inside the cap, it's no more boiling.

[@DefiantFreedom7480]

How much did you spend on the cooling system? Before you bought the cap?

[@stephennyangau5959]

Please make sure you buy this guy a beer if he's okay with that. How about a Johnny Walker?

[@lewisbeshers1946]

Nice. Been wrenching on my own stuff for some 40 years, and this is the first time I've seen a clearcut explanation. Thanks dude!

[@Brian-fo8sh]

Great video. I was chasing my overflow reservoir staying in the full hot mark for three days. No leaks, great heat and it had me baffled…until I replaced the radiator cap!! Problem resolved.

[@PamalaNEW]

I am a woman and absolutely hate doing anything to my Honda van but this video is very informative and hopefully after buying a new cap today, I'll be good to go.

[@Jeremya74]

And make sure there is radiator fluid in your overflow reservoir..hes telling you to check two things in this vid

[@ruinunes8251]

Thank you very much for this video. Also for those with overheating temperatures, take the thermostat and put in a pot with boiling water. The valve in the thermostat should open at the temperature engraved in the thermostat. If doesn’t open at that temperature, replace it. I also do this test with a brand new thermostat before fitting it to make sure the valve opens at the temperature marked on the thermostat.

[@paulkomn946]

what you describe does not apply. Simply buy a new thermostat it's very cheep

[@DefiantFreedom7480]

How can I tell if my thermostat is not good when I take it out?

[@ruinunes8251]

@@DefiantFreedom7480 see what I wrote above

[@truthonly7777]

I bought a new thermostat and water pump. Still my thermostat doesn't work. I know its thermostat because i get no heat from my heater inside. What can i do? Thanks

[@dmc200755]

@@truthonly7777 Hi it sounds like a blocked heater matrix. Back flush it. Plenty of videos on yt.

[@domjag8439]

Duuude!! You are awesome. I tried everything. Replaced thermostat and radiator, bleeder valve, ect, none of it worked. I should have started here this was the last thing I tried and wow it worked! A 20 dollar fix sheesh! I’m forever subscribed!

[@alexmorgan3435]

You are a very good presenter/teacher. So many Americans SHOUT at their audience, but you don't. How about the thermostat - another valve that if becomes stuck will cause over heating or the engine won't warm up at all as the valve will be stuck closed/open?

[@KapiteinKrentebol]

Scotty Kilmer is just a little bit deaf.

[@stephennyangau5959]

@@KapiteinKrentebol I also thought about him too...hahaha

[@jonmo2694]

​@@KapiteinKrentebolHe wouldn't have so many views if he was quiet and boring.

[@kenc2386]

Good information. If you go to your neighborhood auto parts store, have them test the caps on the shelf before you buy one. Last time I did that, every single 13 lb cap failed at 6 or 7 psi.

[@joshhemingway7717]

Or, don't even take a chance ruining an expensive car/engine on aftermarket junk and get OE. My dad used to tell me, "pay now or pay later." Why risk ruining engine to save a few bucks.

[@zeekbrickett8095]

His diagnosis for my 1996 Geo Metro(mileage 165, 814) overheating issue was correct! I went out and purchased a $14.99 USD radiator cap from AutoZone. The radiator cap fixed the issue! I had previously purchased a brand new radiator, hose, and thermostat. Thank you ever so much for your philanthropy and kindness. If I lived near the Ratchets & Wrenches shop, I would definitely do business with you! I'm very impressed.

[@mikestout9349]

Really interesting. Never thought about how important that radiator cap is. I’ll definitely remember this.

[@jesseuribe8993]

Thank you for all your informative videos, as a do it yourselfer, I always learn something new. Keep it up Sir 👍

[@myRatchets]

Thanks for watching and your comment :)

[@frankyteufel11]

Very true. Had this very issue and it caused overheating. It was the cap/valve at the overflow container though. Another odd reason can be the overflow container itself. Same result… Should be mentioned that many modern cars with a closed cooling circuit don’t have a radiator cap anymore.

[@BigDaddyJinx]

Yeah I have a vehicle with no cap per se but just one on the overflow tank.

[@kevinhancock4064]

As in exp tank having a hole in it ?

[@dgarreis]

Well I either forgot or never knew it had two valves thought it was only one valve but dont call me a dummy. Great info as usual.

[@SFORDS]

+ one

[@delcorick9967]

Absolutely correct!! I learned this along time ago,, I had an 88 turbo coupe 5spd and i put a lever vent radiator cap on thinking it would be an upgrade but it gave me issues with the upper hose calapsing and ran much warmer,, put the old one back on and problem gone

[@stevensutcliffe533]

Had a ford 5.0 upper hose collapse on me but it wasn’t the cap it was the reservoir clogged at the exit hole to the small hose. Cleaned it out and no more problem.

[@johnbeckham1483]

Thank you for providing this radiator/cooling system tutorial video as it was both very helpful and informative!

[@randyherringshaw6325]

Just about 2 weeks ago I had an issue with a different valve in the cooling system in my SUV (the thermostat). However, rather than the excessive pressure putting a hole in one of my radiator hoses, blowing a gasket or something else to aggravate the hell out of me, it just ruptured one of the plastic ends of my radiator!!!😑🤦🏼‍♂️ Being that I'm not willing to pay almost $500 for a new radiator and I didn't feel like wasting time attempting to find the right type of adhesive, I purchased a plastic welder and fixed the tank that day in less than an hour! So far I have not had any issues with my first attempt at plastic welding, which I am so far quite pleased with, however I have been welding metal for over 20 years and it seems to be somewhat similar to T.I.G. welding and Oxy-Acetylene welding/brasing (using filler rod).... I am certain it's not the prettiest plastic welding job that's ever been done by human hands, but so far it's definitely holding up really well!!!👍

[@ruinunes8251]

If it works for you, that is good enough.

[@myRatchets]

Nice, as long as it works it doesn't have to look the best :)

[@rbilardo47]

Cool video, a world of knowledge. Most of us never realized how important the radiator cap is, and how it works, very interesting. Thanks for this important information.

[@miltondearmon6718]

This is why I think I'm losing coolant hope this helps

[@masonloh1411]

Great explanation > I my self would as a cheap preventive maintenance - just change it every 5- 7 years or 60 k - 75 k miles . I do that to Battery / belts etc & knock on wood had not have car trouble on the road for 30 years . might be too soon for most folks but Preventive is the key. You R & W = AAA+++ Thank you

[@kevintucker8803]

I'm not a mechanic by any means but I've tinkered around for the last 35 years and I've never heard of this. Three years ago I replaced the thermostat and a few months ago I replaced the thermostat manifold and hoses connecting to it and each time that fixed the problem. Yesterday my Ford Explorer overheated and AC stopped working, I'm hoping this information you provided will solve this latest overheating issue. Thank you. I will update asap if this fixed the issue.

[@mikeberesford4955]

Please keep posting these easy to understand short videos,you should be an instructor for sure!!!! All these years and never knew TWO valves in a cap,what else is hiding in plain sight?

[@delorescampbell2899]

This makes sense more than anything I've heard. I've tried everyrhing!!! I bought a new cup cut it is just a regular cap. Thank u so much

[@memosal611]

I'm currently doing extensive research because both my cooling fans are constantly on...not sure if the radiator cap will be something related but I wanted to thank you for teaching me something new! I'm doing this work myself out of curiosity and love to learn how things work and I never knew or thought that the cap is related to anything other than for cover and protection! Thank you!

[@broncobill1104]

I had a bad water temp sensor on my traverse. The default was fans on all the time. Replaced that save was good to go. Hopefully that might help

[@sadboycali]

Yup I can co firm that. My pt cruiser was overheating and that was the issue 🫡

[@kevinhancock4064]

What was ? He's mentioned a few things lol

[@derrickj.2287]

I love your channel. I am having a over heating problem and I changed the thermostat and coolant sensor switch and it acts right for 5 minutes then go hot.

[@the_return024]

Check sensor for ohms

[@basics7930]

Very nice explanation...I got the answer to my question that I was searching for a month...Thanks, bro

[@javieracosta858]

You just save my life . I replaced water pump I replaced all fluid on my cooling system I replaced thermostat I was about to replace radiator I was going crazy I never thought it was the reservoir Cap only $8 dollar on o Reilly 🙏 mine is a F10 4.6 97’ and it was only overheating while Driving it wouldn’t last 15 min driving and now is ready to work again 🙏

[@sorel456]

You were So right. Thank You. this video saved me time and money. I fretted I was needing to replace my thermostat. Thank you

[@Muttaqi757]

I ran out of coolant the other day sorry filled it and then a few days later I ran out of cooling again. My car started overheating so I had to pull over and walk to the local auto supply shop. I grab some coolant and filled up the radiator and the coolant reservoir. The car is still overheated and I couldn't figure out why and that didn't seem to be a leak or a noticeable leak. I then watch this video and went back to the auto supply store and got the radiator cap. It worked! The cap I had on my car was the original cap from 2005 so it was long overdue to be replaced. I would say if you run out of coolant make sure you fill up the radiator and the coolant reservoir and then replace your radiator cap because that'll be the cheapest option before you start throwing money away. Peace ✌🏾

[@shoaibkarim7966]

I also faced the radiator cap issue, better replace it on time or gasket may suffer. direct radiator fan may help in hot summer days.

[@PeaceChanel]

Thank You Everybody for All that you are doing for our Planet Earth.. Peace Shalom Salam Namaste 🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ ☮ ❤ 🕊

[@hossafat]

Glad you're back with the videos. Any chance on an update on the avocado trees?

[@myRatchets]

Sure I'll do an update.

[@husseinlodhee2357]

Watching from France..I did not know about this cap..I always follow your videos and I have learn many things up to now..I am watching this video.Thanks Sir ...

[@komunamu]

Great video! I have to check the status of cap. My technician could not solve the over heating issue. Thank you so much!

[@chamblen4]

after watching this video, i realize that in the past i've had two different vehicles that i couldn't figure out the problem with, but now realize it was probably just the cap. wish i woulda seen this 25 years ago, and then again 12 years later

[@iamthefatstig]

Great advice. In the rover/ MG community, it's basic advice for K series engines.

[@johnsee7269]

Wow! Who knew? Older guy here; can't believe I never knew about this. Really good topic! Weight Watchers or Meals in the Mail? I watch my weight get a little more every meal; ole'.

[@ronaldpierce2022]

Just replaced the clutch fan and still overheating. No EGR code so I'm gonna try this next. Thanks for this video!

[@JusticeAlways]

I bought a Dodge car...4cyl engine..from a lady who meticulously kept it maintained...car looked showroom new. She had the timing belt change done at recommend interval...the car started to run hot...the shop replaced waterpump..still run hot...they changed radiator...still run hot. After many attempts to resolve the issue she decided to sell car. I let my wife use the car...at one point it overheated so badly the cylinder head warped. I went to get new cylinder head at a Dodge dealership. While there...a mechanic told me the timing belt might been improperly installed. Sure enough...I found the belt timing was off by one notch! Corrected it...with new head installed...the car ran great! 👍

[@pingpong9656]

I never knew that - learned something new today. Great info.

[@Andrewm-x1u]

Great video. I have an overheating problem with a jetta TDI. Looks like there is over pressure in coolant system because it keeps pushing coolant out of the reservoir. But one thing that I noticed is that the lower radiator hose doesn't get hot at all. While the rest of the hoses are super hot. Any suggestions will help. Thanks.

[@darrellteague8629]

Thermostat

[@eddeweese571]

i got a radiator cap it's 2 more psi than my oem. it has a pressure release on it. it's still over heats, i need help!!!

[@ChrisLee-fh4zz]

That is one of the best cooling system tips out of so much your our golden experience and this should be the must-try before taking a path to "Head Gasket "!!!!!!

[@bookerforte]

You sir have a new subscriber. This is happening to my 2004 audi TT. I thought it was the thermostat or engine coolant temperature sensor

[@mrturner69]

the cap is the keystone of the coolant system, i always replace mine every 5 years and keep the old one as a spare

[@davidsuresh-no3ur]

Its mysterious to know about the importance of cap....great video.

[@betavirus11]

yeah make sure when you pick up a radiator cap for a toyota or honda make sure you get the one with two gaskets not the single looking one. part number will be - 7737 and not 7037

[@TheMAC0876]

If you have a honda or Acura, Also check you IAT(Intake Air Charge Temperature Sensor) switch! Especially if you have checked all those other things and your fan does not come on on time unless the engine is going past half on the temperature gauge! It is located on the intake manifold. I have a 94 Acura vigor

[@ibiro868]

I had this problem of overheating. couldn't figure it out. Turned out it was a bad relay for the fan.

[@BigC73shoshot]

I've referenced your content on a few occasions now and wished to say, "Nicely done, brother! I am exceedingly content w/ your content! BTW, to all w/ 👁's too see, ears to listen, and a ready mind .....ponder equanimity

[@SmokinZen]

Thanks for this video I was about to break into the thermostat and this was my last resort and it was the culprit

[@stpaulimdog]

This was a good video. A new cap can sure save you a lot of money.

[@JW52654]

That explains why my reservar boils over, thanks, I'm glad I came across your video.

[@chrisfreemesser5707]

That was some super useful info...thanks for posting. BTW how's the avacado(?) farming going?

[@efrensaclolo7021]

My Honda upper radiator hose is always collapsing in the morning but that is not making my car overheat so I just ignored it,but you gave me an idea to replace my rad cap which is $10 fix,I will let you know if that is the cure, Thank you.

[@firdausravindar977]

Very well explained. Thanks for uploading this valuable video on youtube. It has added to my knowledge things i had no idea of.😊😊😊

[@danniandersen5858]

I had a car in once that would overheat and I couldn't for the life of me find the problem. Then I decided to take the whole cooling system apart, turned out the "fan wings" of the water pump was completely gone. So ofcourse there was nothing left to actually pump the water around the engine :)

[@fixitallpaul4847]

VW is known for this

[@Ninjasraynonu3]

So the little plastic pieces were circulating through the engine?

[@danniandersen5858]

@@Ninjasraynonu3 I think it was cast iron, and yes and no. I'm sure some smaller pieces went into the cooling system but the after the larger pieces broke off then there was nothing left to circulate it around anymore. Most was just laying in the water pump housing and was easy to remove.

[@Ninjasraynonu3]

@@danniandersen5858 ohh ok gotcha

[@bartoszkorbien5889]

Thank you for your video you saved me doing the head gasket . The lower valve in radiator cap was completely blocked 🙏

[@PryingBirdy-nr2bj]

Yes Cicco! Thank you. Never would have thought of that. Saved me bank!!!

[@estlhm805]

Good information can go a long way.

[@AyukNelly-lv2nm]

thanks so much for this information i almost lost my car because i try all kind of method. God bless you for this message. 🤟🤟

[@nb9536]

Great video, can overflowing reservoir bottle can be caused by faulty temp. sensor. Already replaced rad cap and thermostat. thx

[@ericjones90googlepixel8pro]

Good video man. You really explain it real well. You should maybe try getting on with donut or something they're looking for people or that other thing that they started. I think it's called Big Time. They're good too. Try to get on with them. I say they need help

[@JonnyDIY]

"Cool" 😄 you're right about the wrong cap, I see it all the time too 🤣🤦‍♂️

[@dogburrito]

Nobody seems to talk about coolant that boils below the spec temperature. At 20K miles my coolant was still testing at 40 degrees below zero but boiling at 220 F, even though the gauge was far from red/overheat. steam would bubble into the reservoir and push coolant too. That left an air gap in the system because not all the coolant would get drawn back in from the reservoir. There are no perceptible leaks and the system passed a pressure test and combustion gas test. Replaces the radiator, cap, thermostat - no solution. Replacing the coolant solved this issue that even a pro mechanic shop was glad to misdiagnose.

[@mb1636]

Nice vid..glad for it. When do you recommend to replace radiator cap whether it is good or not just for preventive ?

[@myRatchets]

You can replace it if it fails visual inspection or whenever you replace the water pump as a rule of thumb. Or you can pressure test it as I'll show in a future video.

[@bluesteel5841]

Thank you for your videos..easy to understand and follow. Thanks for helping us all..god bless

[@xXFOYXxQ8]

Don't underestimate people when they say you're a life savior, because you literally have no idea how you saved my life and my short income this way. Thank you sir

[@Master-yh6im]

Great video, do a video on different brand or rad cap and how effective they are, is Stant 10242 rad cap 16 psi one the best? How good are those cap that shows pressure needle dial indicator? Motorad T-37 rad cap? Race car driver rad cap, is it Mugden? I purchased a Honda dealer cap for my 2005 Civic, it turned out to be bad, not enough heat output and losing coolant. I had cupboard liner material so I cut it out and made a gasket to put it inside the Honda rad cap. Works good, not best yet? What are other great material to use as gasket?

[@TheWanderingFinnegan]

Would be nice if the cooling system pressure testing video was linked in the description. 😢

[@djkramit]

Great info. Summer is here. 😤

[@FractalNinja]

Hmm my grandpas chevy silverado has been having issues, we tried replacing the thermostat but it did it again, might have to check out the cap 😮

[@southbayla3137]

My engine isn’t overheating but it’s getting really hot to the touch more than normal, I used the diesel engine oil in it and I’m wondering what can be the problem. Is is the gaskets? Is it the whole engine please help. I’m also experiencing lack of power

[@oscarncandi2013]

I enjoy watching your videos. You have a great skill and a lot of knowledge.

[@RoselynIrum]

Thankyou for your time . Really helpful tips on the overheating.

[@darrellroeters4951]

The solenoid for the fan was my issue.

[@dennishassler605]

The cap, also, can get clogged, especially if you use a K-Seal or other stop leak product; you'll need to clean the cap or replace the clogged cap.

[@Guillermo-yf7vi]

Thank you for teaching us how this works

[@TheSubwayHobo]

Ok so on the cap issue, if my radiator cap has one of the seals no longer fixed to the cap and falls off, im assuming this would cause the boiling issue you mentioned? Thank you for your video! I never even thought of a cap like a regulator but it makes total sense now!

[@raulzamora8928]

Any advice welcome!!! My 1997 k10 suburban is overheating. Replaced radiator, cap,water pump,thermostat (twice), burped it, lower and upper radiator hose replace. Thanks.

[@humbledhands]

Test coolant temp sensor . I think it's a simple ohms test.

[@samsoncarter-k4h]

I swear if the parts store gave me the wrong radiator cap… didn’t know this stuff good vid

[@alexsquared1460]

It'll be good to know how the VW Group are solving this as their coolant reservoir cap looks different and does not have a pressure release mechanisms like the one you showed. For example your Audi in the background there - can you explain how this works on that platform?

[@TheMaroney]

Just got a 97 accord. Was overheating only after driving for 45 minutes or longer. No issues when driving but when I got home. The overflow would be boiling off After cooling off I checked the cap and it was broken and a piece was stuck inside the radiator. Getting a new cap now so I'm praying it was just this.

[@TheMaroney]

Also the car was backed over by a construction truck and a wiring harness (grounding harness) was destroyed and the cooling fan ground was broken off. Amongst many other grounds. Spend the day rewiring the harness and seems to be doing well.

[@DavidSeeKee]

nailed it, I just ordered anew radiator valve, cheers

[@andyrey65]

Quick question Bro. When I start my [1998 Honda Accord 2.3 4 Cyl ] when cold, without radiator cap it blows water out like a quick throw up ,.Note: car over heats...What could be the issue. ?

[@paulocancio5870]

Thank you, never knew this before and this was very helpful. Thank you

[@mosesrakwena8]

I also had the same problem, I changed the cap it worked just for a few days

[@altri5842]

hmm my car has a coolant problem where it over fills the reservoir tank and bubbles. im assuming it's a headgasket or warpped head issue. i also replaced the radiator cap multiple times with new from japan and aftermarker from autozone. i really don't know what to do

[@singhsarabjit]

Hello. Did you figure out? Thanks G

[@tonyespinoza9680]

Hey thanks for the put me up in a game for the radio system never knew that that radiator cap was so important I just thought it was a cap to cap it off didn't know that that radiator cap with a pressure relief valve to thank you for the info definitely keep watching your

[@AA-zm4ow]

It's either radiator cap ,thermostat ,, thermostat sensor , water pump , belt , gaskets,fuel system injectors pump,,spark plugs ,, wires , , wires that send communications to each other n or computer

[@EldnahEbut]

I’m going to try this. My engine overheats when the A/C is running. I’ve changed the thermostat. When I turn the A/C off the engine slowly cools back to normal. While the engine is overheating the coolant reservoir is full.

[@jpadilla0515]

My nissan xterra with a 4.0 is spilling out the overflow tank. That one has the spring on it. The radiator just has a cap. I've replaced both with gates overflow/radiator caps. Do you think that I should just buy an oem one? Truck runs good just hests up to around 226°- 230°.

[@Justjack613]

I found a problem causing my honda civic to overheat If I knew this up front, I would have saved a lot of money on parts. The bottom of the OVERFLOW BOTTLE was dirty on bottom and was blocking the hose to radiator. Problem solved and runs great after a severe cleaning. Didn't even have to buy new bottle.

[@alaautotonics4403]

Glad to see you again well done bro

[@myRatchets]

Much appreciated

[@holly-jothompson3717]

And this comment is in regards to the tip about boiling your NEW thermostat. To verify it. Works. Unless technology has advsnced or something. Ive both been told snd read in factory service manuals. That have all stated the same thing. Boil it only to verify its faulty or needs replaced. Never boil a new one. Basically once you boil it. To verify if it opens and shuts. It now must be rrplaced. Ive always followed this and never had it be in corerct. Ive also never encountered anyone. That can disprove it either. So. Ne ways.

[@billarroo1]

Great explanation, Thanks

[@syedjawadkarim5005]

I have 2012 Nissan Altima which has two thermostat in it. Since I live in a hot region where temperature is usually around 48 degrees celcius during summer so should we remove a single thermostat if not both of them?

[@msburrage74]

So I am at a loss with my 2015 wrangler with the 3.6 liter engine. I have replaced the water pump, coolant temp sensor, radiator, thermostat, and ran it without the thermostat, burped it numerous times and vacuum filled it twice. My fan is working properly, and the coolant system is holding pressure and I just had the head gaskets done. I have literally done everything I can think of to do to get it to quit spiking up to 230-245 degrees. It’s very random but mostly does it on the interstate at about 70-75 mph, but it will also do it at around 40 mph. It gets plenty of ventilation and I have a dv8 raised vented hood. I also replaced the cap and my over flow stays on full. Is there anything else I can try? Or could it possibly still just have air in the system as I have heard these engines are really hard to get the air out of them.

[@b.bailey8244]

Brilliant video. I learned so much and think I am going to replace my ancient radiator cap.

[@samhunt7653]

Thanks for the sharing so much valuable information.