Radiator Flush now no heater is spotty

Originally Posted by Quicksilvers +1 Sounds like your thermostat is not opening. I would ask this Nissan dealership service department what brand parts they are using on your car? I

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Radiator Flush now no heater is spotty

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03-05-2018, 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Quicksilvers

+1 Sounds like your thermostat is not opening. I would ask this Nissan dealership service department what brand parts they are using on your car? I would only use Nissan OEM parts on your 370Z.

If the thermostat will not open. The car overheats. He doesn't have that problem. Most likely there is air in the system that needs burped out. The thermostat can not be installed backwards. It's apart of the housing.

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