Why is my coolant reservoir boiling and overflowing?
One of the most common causes is a blown head gasket, in which the air pressure inside the cylinder heads is transferred to the cooling system. This escaped air causes bubbling in the coolant/antifreeze reservoir, which can often be mistaken for boiling.
When should I change the coolant in my Toyota Camry?
Typically, you should have your Toyota Camry coolant flush completed every 30,000 miles or every two years. There are some instances where your vehicle can go without a flush for a longer period of time.
Where does the coolant in a Toyota Camry come from?
There is NOTHING special about Toyota’s coolant. There are only 2-3 coolant plants in the US…And all them make coolant that works well in Toyota’s. Toyota does NOT make coolant. They buy it from one of the 3 manufacturers and put their name on it.
How much coolant do you need to flush a Toyota Camry?
Toyota sell 2 types of Coolant. Both are 1 gallon and same price. One is 100% coolant and other is already 50/50 diluted coolant. They say according to borochure I should use 50/40 coolant. It takes about 2 gallon of coolant for flush and replace.
Why is the radiator on my Toyota Camry leaking water?
It is very common to find that your Camry is leaking water or (hopefully) coolant from this location. It’ll be toward the front of the vehicle, further up than where the A/C condensation would be. Radiator – A bad radiator can will cause antifreeze to leak onto your garage floor or driveway.
Is there a problem with my 1995 Toyota Camry?
I had a problem with my 1995 Toyota Camry. every 3 days I have to put coolant in the radiator so I take it to the shop and the said it need head gasket. I gave them the job to fix it I change radiator, water pump, thermostat and fan and am still having the same problem not only that but the coolant keep pushing back out through the overflow bottle.