Hey skotty i have an infiniti g37 and is over heating but my reservoir is full but when i open the motor coolant cap the motor is empty what the issue here? Is it that i just need to add coolant or i have a leake or something worse? I checked but the...
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Hey skotty I have a 2010 infiniti g37 with 120kmiles yesterday my car was overheating while on idle but while driving it went away. So today i checked my water serervoir and it was full way past max. Then i opened the radiator cap and it was empty so i poured water in there and turned on my car and sat there for 30min on idleand it didnt over heated no more it didnt even go past the regular heat mark. Then drive it around came back and parked it and sat there for 20min more and nothing all normal. So my question is if the reservoir not good or is it clothed or whats really the problem? Can u give me an answer of what was the problem and what should i do ? Thanks skotty
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What leads you to believe the reservoir is no good? Is it leaking? It's more likely you have a bad 13-year-old radiator cap. Or you could have a leak somewhere else, or even a blown head gasket. You can pressure-test the cooling system and/or use UV dye to find leaks, and test the head gasket.