Two weeks after buying a car It is now overheating at Idil. I put in 180° thermostat And also flush the system. Still day is over heating thing at Idil And I don't know what to do so if anybody can help me out with thing I would appreciate it
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05-22-2012
Two weeks after buying a car It is now overheating at Idil. I put in 180° thermostat And also flush the system. Still day is over heating thing at Idil And I don't know what to do so if anybody can help me out with thing I would appreciate it
05-22-2012
Did you bleed it?
Sent from my HUD.
05-22-2012
next question.....did you replace the coolant temp sensor?
05-22-2012
plugged Radiator
plugged hose
plugged heater core
BAD coolant leak
05-22-2012
I did bleed it and have not yet changed tcs but have it on hand. From what I understand there's two phases of fan speeds. From what I understand the fan one relay in the under hood fuse block Controls the low speed fan. My fan doesn't turn on untill the temp on the guage is 3/4 of the way up.
05-22-2012
If you could clarify to what you consider "overheated"
If your cooling system has no air in it, and it has no leaks, fans woorking properly, it is not uncommon to see 220f at low ground speed or sitting still.
If it's not showing in the red zone on the gauge, it's ok. But it is a good thing that you take notice to the rising temp, it is just a fact that these car are designed to run
hot, epecially at low speed to reduce emmisions.
05-22-2012
If the needle is in the red and you have checked everything else look to a possible cylinder head crack. My buddies GTP had a hairline crack between 4 and 6. Infact we spent days looking at everything else. We finally pulled the heads and took them to the machine shop. Replaced the head that was cracked and all is well.
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