PS Pump Pain in the A$$

gelwell · 03-26-2007, 03:37 PM

Mark:

Thanks for the suggestion. I finally solved the mystery. It ended up being the screen inside the reserviour. After I had cleaned it as you suggested before, I put it back on the car. It started to boil and bubble over again. It turned out the screen was actually torn and was flapping around clogging up the flow. So I took some hemostats and pulled the screen out completely. Put it back on the car and works great!!

I am again terrorizing the southern california freeways again. This has been a two month maintenance saga. Thanks to you and all the other contributors, I wouldn't have figured it out on my own.

03-26-2007, 03:37 PM	#21
gelwell Stock Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: San Diego Posts: 18	Mark: Thanks for the suggestion. I finally solved the mystery. It ended up being the screen inside the reserviour. After I had cleaned it as you suggested before, I put it back on the car. It started to boil and bubble over again. It turned out the screen was actually torn and was flapping around clogging up the flow. So I took some hemostats and pulled the screen out completely. Put it back on the car and works great!! I am again terrorizing the southern california freeways again. This has been a two month maintenance saga. Thanks to you and all the other contributors, I wouldn't have figured it out on my own. __________________ '88 Supra Red, 7mgte motor, auto trans- I know manual is better for this car. Sport top.