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Hello all,
My '08 smart keeps over heating and I've hit a little road block. I've replaced the water pump, water outlet tube that connects to behind the water pump, and thermostat. When the coolant cap is on tight coolant won't flow through the system, it's when I loosen the cap is when I get coolant to flow through the system. I can't get the heat to work. No milly oil, and no white smoke.

Please help and thanks in advance :)
 

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Hello all,
My '08 smart keeps over heating and I've hit a little road block. I've replaced the water pump, water outlet tube that connects to behind the water pump, and thermostat. When the coolant cap is on tight coolant won't flow through the system, it's when I loosen the cap is when I get coolant to flow through the system. I can't get the heat to work. No milly oil, and no white smoke.

Please help and thanks in advance :)
Are your radiator fans turning on in time? Is your coolant new? Is it full? Have you bled the cooling system after the work? You may have an air pocket causing rapid overheating.
 

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Hello all,
My '08 smart keeps over heating and I've hit a little road block. I've replaced the water pump, water outlet tube that connects to behind the water pump, and thermostat. When the coolant cap is on tight coolant won't flow through the system, it's when I loosen the cap is when I get coolant to flow through the system. I can't get the heat to work. No milly oil, and no white smoke.

Please help and thanks in advance
Are your radiator fans turning on in time? Is your coolant new? Is it full? Have you bled the cooling system after the work? You may have an air pocket causing rapid overheating.
Fans turn on at 210 degrees, new coolant and I've attempted to bleed coolant but not sure if I'm doing it correctly
 
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