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  1. more info.... I checked the coolant recovery and did not notice any black scum. build up. Yesterday I started it up and it ran idle for about 30 minutes, I drove it about a mile up the street and it overheated again. I will try the radiator cap, and check for bubbles and let you know. grossgary, thanks for the offer, I will keep you posted.
  2. Thanks grossgary and WAWalker. I will check the coolant recovery tonight. My Forester is 98, and it has about 160K on it. I am honestly not sure if the car overheats because it looses the coolant or if it over heats for some other reason and the coolant gets too hot and then blows.
  3. I have a 98 Subaru Forester that I need some feedback on. About 8 months ago I noticed the smell of antifreeze in the general area I was parked in. I did not pay it any mind and drove home, about 10 minutes away my gauge shot up to H. I quickly pulled over and let the car cool down. I had to do this every few miles or so until I made it home. Once the car had cooled down I topped of the antifreeze, which did seem low. I did not have any other problems until maybe 4 months ago, same scenario. The car can sit in idle all day and it will not overheat but intermittently a 5 minute drive sends the gauge to H. Any ideas? So far I have heard thermostat, fan relay and head gasket. Thanks.

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