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Message: [QUOTE="Pstroke96, post: 476669, member: 635"] the truck does not have to be over heating to blow coolant off when you pop the cap hot. the system is pressurized and when you release the pressure the coolant will push some out even if it is functioning properly. i would go to the parts store and get a cheap numerical gauge and plumb it in. you can use the existing sending location right on the top of the water pump. that way you can get an idea of where you are running. anything from 190 to 210 is a good temperature to be running at [/QUOTE]

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