just a tish NE of central ND | BLEED SCREW!! Try that first! I believe someone else addressed the issue too. There is a water bleeder on the top of that engine water jacket or manifold(I forget where)
We had several Grand Am's in the family and there was a bleed screw......... if you didnt bleed it , the temp would rise after a mile or several on a warm day, but it would go a long time on ND cold days untill it would overheat. ou would think eventually it would work the traped air out and all would be good. But they would not.
Tehebrown pbly comes from mixing seveal types of antifreeze. Orange and green stuff make a nasty colored stuff. |
Help with Pontiac Grand Am engine problem
