why the Car temperature is rising to quick
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Asked by indiopr357 Jun 27, 2010 at 05:18 AM about the 1993 Volkswagen Golf

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 93 vw golf, radiator fluid is good, fuses are good, is not too hot outside, the car's temp is risong to quick, 5 or 10 minutes after start. I think is the water pump, please if you have any info let me know.

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Michael answered 14 years ago

I would check for leaks first.. Make sure your coolant mix is 50/50.... Replace you radiator cap... Then if it is still overheating it may be the water-pump..

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indiopr357 answered 14 years ago

THIS RADIATOR DOESN'T HAVE A CAP, IT HAS A SEPARATE PLACE AWAY FROMM THE RADIATOR WHERE THE WATER GOES IN

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Rafael answered 14 years ago

If it doesn't overheat, no problem. It's the thermostat doing his job. FYI - Guessing doesn't help.

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