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I had HID's in mine with my custom LHD set-up.. It's way better then these crappy stock headlights I'm driving with now :-/ I just don't have the money to buy the lights at the moment.. but I did put yellow film over my foglights and I can see my foglights better then my headlights.. I miss the projector lights man you can see reflective street signs from a good distance.. It's like a night and day difference. speaking of headlights I need to ask around here about what's not fitting right on my outback.
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interesting.. because when I had my 03 Forester XS the only time I seem something like that is when I had some air in the system. As for those bottles no I did not try that since I just plan on replacing the headgaskets anyways. The only thing I can't really try is if hills make it spike or not.. I know yesterday it was pretty warm in the mid 70's.. and I noticed when stopped in traffic the temp would only start to go up when I moved forward slowly and stopped going up when I stopped, BUT when I started moving forward at like 4+ Mph it would go up but then come down pretty rapidly and would stay at normal range. When on the highway it never seen it overheat at all.. In the youtube video I posted I was just coming off the highway (not overheated) but the traffic light that puts me on my street is kinda downhill to the light but levels out. Had I thought about it when doing the coolant I would of tested to see if it was blocked or a slow flow in the radiator
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I'm not so sure if it's totally 100% the headgaskets.. I not 100% sure on how it fails but I had torque running on my phone and looking at my coolant temp around 230 F is when the gauge starts to climb.. Ok So that would happen when I was moving slowly and it would go up pretty fast.. BUT when I start moving faster under power the temp went from 230 to 209F in about 10 Seconds.. that sounds like a possible blocked radiator or a funky water pump? From my understanding if it's going to run hot it's not going to keep going up and down.. Also the fluid level in the overflow is not going back into the radiator so I'm going to have to do something about that.