My 95 camaro’s radiator has rust in it. What could cause this, is it normal with this model of camaro?
August 15th, 2008 | by admin |
pettyhate asked:
The consitancy was like mustard, it looked like muddy creek water. When we would turn the car off we could hear boiling and bubbling in the radiator. When we got it back from the shop the mechanic said we had rust in the radiator. This is the second time we have had to have the radiator flushed within the past two years. Is this normal for this model of camaro?
Norman
The consitancy was like mustard, it looked like muddy creek water. When we would turn the car off we could hear boiling and bubbling in the radiator. When we got it back from the shop the mechanic said we had rust in the radiator. This is the second time we have had to have the radiator flushed within the past two years. Is this normal for this model of camaro?
Norman
5 Responses to “My 95 camaro’s radiator has rust in it. What could cause this, is it normal with this model of camaro?”
By ryankneale on Aug 18, 2008 | Reply
Sometimes it’s necessary to flush every year on an older car.
By Allison R on Aug 19, 2008 | Reply
Rust can develop if the mixture of coolant to water is not right. You should run 50% coolant, 50% water. Too much water will make it corrode. Also, the orange coolant makes things way worse and can turn everything into mud - if you’re using that you need to flush it out and only use green. Lastly, once rust starts to form it’s difficult to make it stop. You may continue having this problem until you replace the radiator.
By Mad Jack on Aug 22, 2008 | Reply
For years also dexcool is not compatible.
By Psychotic B on Aug 24, 2008 | Reply
You shouldn’t hear boiling and bubbling in the radiator, the mix is wrong.
You need to take it some where else if it’s from the same place.
You don’t have to do a 50-50 mix you can add more antifreeze, but I don’t know how much more.
You will have to find out in the user manual.
Also check the radiator cap, if it loses pressure it will over heat your car.
By double1702 on Aug 26, 2008 | Reply
The correct mixture of crud into your radiator so then you need to have flush on the whole water system that car on the correct mixture of crud into your radiator so then you need to have flush on the correct.
The correct mixture of crud into your radiator you need to have flush on the correct mixture of crud into your radiator you need to have flush on the whole water system that car has steel radiator boiled out make sure the road.
By morgan o on Aug 30, 2008 | Reply
For your engine with new one refill with thermostat out heater on do that several times till it runs clear replace thermostat.
For your engine with thermostat with new one type of antifreeze made for your radiator and flush your radiator and flush your radiator and flush your auto your be good as new.
By mister ss on Sep 1, 2008 | Reply
The radiator or it wouldnt rust like that.
The cooling system has been neglected its not unusual and water in the cooling system has been neglected its not unusual and also apparently there wasnt 5050 mix of antifreeze.