fernandos

what help do you call that? I'm a mechanic bro don't you think I know about bleeding the system? I ask questions and get questions as the answers, it would be more useful if you gave me the link to the workshop manual. at least they have you to ask useless questions 🙂 I don't need luck mate already fixed my problem, if you are the only one here then good luck to all newcomers.🤣

serious mate you sound like my wife, I ask a question and get a question back 😂 I'm the one asking the questions here. Are there 2 cooling sensors on this car, if yes where is its location? either yes or no. we all have problems in life. this forum should be for car problems, not for people's personal lives. I found out already how many sensors there are now. It has been over 24 hours and I get questions instead of an answer great help

18 hours later I got no help. don't you all talk at once 🙂 1-I'm guessing that I posted this in the wrong place. 2-No one knows about Subaru B4 models even tho they are 21 years old. 3-everyone to busy in RL no time for forums. 4-all of the above 😂

hi, this is my first time coming to a forum so I'm not sure if I'm in the right department. I have a Subaru Liberty 2002 B4 twin-turbo. vehicle was driving fine till now. it started overheating and I didn't let go of to the red on gauge cluster I shut the engine down. the top radiator hose was very hot the bottom hose was cold i assumed the thermostat failed. I replaced the thermostat the next day, started the car, and waited for the fan to come on, the fan came on almost hitting the red on the gauge cluster. shut the engine off and placed my hand on both radiator hoses, both were hot this time. I tested the fan and it passed, I assumed the Engine Coolant Temp ECU Sensor the 3 pins plug is faulty so i checked the parts on our auto store called Supercheap Auto they have a really good online catalog of parts for this vehicle. So I'm bit puzzled due to seeing 2 sensors on their catalog 1 is called the Engine Coolant Temp ECU Sensor the other is called the Engine Coolant Fan Temperature Switch i found the Engine Coolant Temp ECU Sensor but I can not locate the other. now I'm not sure if the auto store has made a mistake. does anyone know if there are 2 sensors if there are where is that sensor located? thank you

hi From Australia here. this is my first time on a forum. not sure if I'm doing the right thing here. thanks for letting me join