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  1. Yes but his is all the way upp like when you pull it upp...and there is no arir in the system he has vented it like 20 times and the pressure is there .....And there has been no work on the car so it shouldnt be any air in the system....
  2. The car is spitting out water also becouse of the high pressure, it not from the overflow bottlecap but from the vent cap...the hoses are very hard and there is to much pressure in the system and the vent cap cant realinsing it all... Im thiniking a stuck termostat or something like that...
  3. The car is not overheating, all temps are normal....But the car has allot of pressure in the coolant system..The over pressure valve is realising and are opened when the car is stopped and there is a lot of pressure in the system, the car has not been worked or any thing and air doesnt get in the system by it self... As i understand the vent pin should always be in "down" mode when driving and only "up" when venting the system
  4. Yes But the overpressure valve is realising and the system cant hold the water, and its porring out from the overflow bottle so this is not right
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