660 Rhino Overheating and losing Coolant

tmurphy

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Hey there;
I have an '07 660. I'm overheating and losing coolant. When i let the machine idle and heat up I can't see any visible leaks of coolant. The fan comes on as it should. But when i take it for a drive, the heat light comes on and i'm down coolant?????? If i was burning coolant wouldn't I see white smoke coming out the exhaust? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
 

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Clean the rad it may "look" clean but you have to see right through it make it work. Put a trouble light behind should see right through I can read stickers through my rad a never had a problem
 

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Possible air lock in the cooling system, ending up taking mine to dealer to figure this out on mine, had the exact same symptoms, I was convinced it was the water pump and they had it fixed in 10 min. (I felt stupid.)

-jack up front end a bit
- Fill rad cool to top
- turn on engine
- open bleed valve on water pump (do not remove just loosen) located on the bottom of the engine passenger side just follow the rad hose. once fluid burping out at a even rate close.
- repeat same steps on driver side, top of engine, follow rad hose to thermo housing.
- keep rad full all the time while doing it.
- rev engine occasionally during process.
- shut down
- re-cap
keep overflow bottle hooked up properly and filled.
- good to go.
 

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This is why I was overheating,.. I also added a TCP fan shroud while I had the rad out.

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