Civic doesn't warm up.

[Barefoot]

It work so why does it matter

stfu. u know not a god damn thing about working on cars. if u did it would matter.

[redneckhatch]

stfu. u know not a god damn thing about working on cars. if u did it would matter.

LOL

[Barefoot]

LOL

yes funny i know. i do the same when i see posts from people like you.

[redneckhatch]

yes funny i know. i do the same when i see posts from people like you.

Well it worked for now intill I find the real problem. Its better then the car running cold all the time.

[Barefoot]

Well it worked for now intill I find the real problem. Its better then the car running cold all the time.

dont worry this is an answer i would expect from people like yourself.

[redneckhatch]

dont worry this is an answer i would expect from people like yourself.

I'm not going to worry.

[Derek2]

Well it worked for now intill I find the real problem. Its better then the car running cold all the time.

why don't you try flushing the cooling system and then replacing your current coolant with a 50/50 mix?? cardboard???? really???

[redneckhatch]

why don't you try flushing the cooling system and then replacing your current coolant with a 50/50 mix?? cardboard???? really???

Yea I have already try that and changing the thermostat and still haven't had any change. Like I told barefoot im just using the cardboard intill I can find the real problem.

[Derek2]

Yea I have already try that and changing the thermostat and still haven't had any change. Like I told barefoot im just using the cardboard intill I can find the real problem.

did you get all the flush out, cause that shit doesn't have good cooling properties...its designed to only be ran through the system for a max of 6 hrs of driving.