I discovered that the thermostat in this car is quite buried and I couldn't access it in the time I had.
Do OBDII monitor readings match with the needle? I plugged mine in and a reading of 73°C had the needle in the center.
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- 04 Sep 2021, 12:48
- Forum: S60 2011+ V60 2015+ XC60 2010-18
- Topic: Coolant Temperature Rises Rapidly After Flush, But No Overheat
- Replies: 7
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- 04 Sep 2021, 07:36
- Forum: S60 2011+ V60 2015+ XC60 2010-18
- Topic: Coolant Temperature Rises Rapidly After Flush, But No Overheat
- Replies: 7
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Re: Coolant Temperature Rises Rapidly After Flush, But No Overheat
Thanks, Paul- that is definitely worth looking into. When I was doing the initial bleed (funnel in the reservoir), I had my OBDII monitor plugged in and the coolant temperature got to 110°C, so the thermostat was open. The biggest "burp" happened when it was that hot. Is it possible that t...
- 03 Sep 2021, 15:24
- Forum: S60 2011+ V60 2015+ XC60 2010-18
- Topic: Coolant Temperature Rises Rapidly After Flush, But No Overheat
- Replies: 7
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Re: Coolant Temperature Rises Rapidly After Flush, But No Overheat
Ya, that's where I got lost... I think the real issue is that the thermostat opens at over 100, and from my experience, the coolant never gets that hot during a normal drive.. Thanks. So I'll fill the block through that opening and bleed through the overflow. I wish this radiator had a cap- my Honda...
- 03 Sep 2021, 04:59
- Forum: S60 2011+ V60 2015+ XC60 2010-18
- Topic: Coolant Temperature Rises Rapidly After Flush, But No Overheat
- Replies: 7
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Re: Coolant Temperature Rises Rapidly After Flush, But No Overheat
I saw that. I can't find where to fill up the block channels on this car. Do you have a picture of the upper radiator hose referenced in the article?
Is it the one on the far left side of the radiator that looks like it could be a transmission cooler line?
Is it the one on the far left side of the radiator that looks like it could be a transmission cooler line?
- 02 Sep 2021, 19:45
- Forum: S60 2011+ V60 2015+ XC60 2010-18
- Topic: Coolant Temperature Rises Rapidly After Flush, But No Overheat
- Replies: 7
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Coolant Temperature Rises Rapidly After Flush, But No Overheat
I recently flushed the coolant in my neighbor's 2015 XC60, and we've been watching it over the past few days to add more coolant as needed. We have noticed a very weird issue; if the engine has been off for a few hours and is cold, the temperature gauge rises to the middle within a few seconds of st...






