Pushing Coolant Out Can Am Commander Forum Cannedham. 1758 posts · joined 2012. #17 · feb 24, 2023. even with engine cold and thermostat closed, the rotating pump impeller is pushing coolant to the cylinder heads, filler neck, and top of radiator. flow deadheads at the filler neck because of the cap, and can't continue through the radiator and lower hose because the stat is closed. Turn it off, let it drain back in and coolant returns and i can squeeze it to burp the air out. took the rad lines off the engine and pump. poured water down the front cylinder rad line hole and it comes out the pump. poured water down rear cylinder rad line hole and it comes out the pump.
Pushing Coolant Out Can Am Commander Forum D. dillier23. 274 posts · joined 2011. #3 · sep 28, 2012. that little hose comes out of the bottom of the water pump. its a weep hole, but with a clear hose coming out of it to keep muddy water from entering the cavity between the engine seal side and water pump seal side. if it's leaking you have a bad seal. 476 posts · joined 2008. #1 · apr 16, 2013. i am having a hell of a time burping this commander radiator now that it is moved up top. i probably ended up with a full jug of coolant puked out all over the place. i did talk with a local can am guru that i know and do plenty of business with (jay from cooks mills custom) and he explained how you. 2012 x model, 6000km 300hrs, replaced rotary seal and oil seal,used gentle hammer while intermittently tightening nut too push centre rotary seal on! difficulty wasn't installation but removal of seal, esentually pryed& cut it out with side cutters removing rubber ceramic & spring first!. 10719 posts · joined 2008. #2 · apr 16, 2013. there is a bleed screw on both heads! open them both individually. open one, when coolant flows out, close it and open the other. considering where the rad is, the best way to fill it would be to dump it down the rad hose (with bleed screws open) till the hoses are full. then fill up the rad and.
Pushing Coolant Out Can Am Commander Forum 2012 x model, 6000km 300hrs, replaced rotary seal and oil seal,used gentle hammer while intermittently tightening nut too push centre rotary seal on! difficulty wasn't installation but removal of seal, esentually pryed& cut it out with side cutters removing rubber ceramic & spring first!. 10719 posts · joined 2008. #2 · apr 16, 2013. there is a bleed screw on both heads! open them both individually. open one, when coolant flows out, close it and open the other. considering where the rad is, the best way to fill it would be to dump it down the rad hose (with bleed screws open) till the hoses are full. then fill up the rad and. Engine is fine, running hard for a while pressure heat builds up in coolant and within short period of time (15 20m) the coolant overflows out of the system leaving little coolant and causing an over heat issue. (engine runs great btw, lots of power and torque, very responsive). this engine did have a fire (picked up from auction) and not. I then started to fill the coolant till it started flowing out the bleed screws. i then installed the bleed screws and removed the clamp from the hose and kept filling the rad until it was full. put the cap on and started the machine. let the fan turn on and cycle. then the fan will not shut off. the hi temp light comes on.
Pushing Coolant Out Can Am Commander Forum Engine is fine, running hard for a while pressure heat builds up in coolant and within short period of time (15 20m) the coolant overflows out of the system leaving little coolant and causing an over heat issue. (engine runs great btw, lots of power and torque, very responsive). this engine did have a fire (picked up from auction) and not. I then started to fill the coolant till it started flowing out the bleed screws. i then installed the bleed screws and removed the clamp from the hose and kept filling the rad until it was full. put the cap on and started the machine. let the fan turn on and cycle. then the fan will not shut off. the hi temp light comes on.
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