Why is my coolant boiling in the reservoir And my car isn't over heating?
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I have a 2004 Volvo XC90 turbo. The first sign was low coolant. I checked and it was boiling. Then before I could get home it said low coolant stop engine. Again I checked, it was boiling. Then the antifreeze starts leaking and I was told the radiator had a small hole in it. Now my car never over heats BUT the coolant in the reservoir is HOT!! When I took it to the shop,and I explained how the coolant is boiling hot.He said it wasn't a good sign. I'm a single female and I would kind of like to know what the problem is so I won't end up paying for things that isn't/ wasn't really needed. Please help!!!!!
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It's definitely not a blow head gasket. There's no SMOKE coming from hood or exhaust. When answering questions,if u have no knowledge,please don't respond. I NO that much about cars that it shows no sign of that.
It's definitely not a blow head gasket. There's no SMOKE coming from hood or exhaust. When answering questions,if u have no knowledge,please don't respond. I NO that much about cars that it shows no sign of that.
have you tested the coolant for hydrocabons? Did you test the cap? If you have'nt - you are woefully lacking in repair knowledge.