When I take off my coolant cap theres high pressure and coolant splashes all over the engine. The truck doesn’t blow smoke. Oil don’t mix with coolant. Truck doesn’t overheat and it drives fine. There’s a few codes on the truck I haven’t scan yet. Besides the air compressor what else could cause this? Thanks
Head Gasket ?
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Well the cooling system is pressurized so if you're opening the rad cap when the cooling system is hot (or even just warm) it'll spill out. Hotter it is, the more it'll spray.
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Appreciate it. Any ideas as to what might be the issue?
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Sounds normal
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What kind of engine?
Does it have EGR? That's the most common source of excessive pressure if the engine has EGR. Do you see bubbles in the recovery tank when the engine is running?
Are you loosing any coolant?
Take an oil sample and check for coolant products (sodium and potassium) in the oil.Jarhed1964 Thanks this. -
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Do a fluid test and see if it changes colors. Harbor Freight sells a kit to do it.
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