Overheating can be caused by a blown head gasket or cracked head. Blown head gaskets are quite common on newer four cylinder American cars.
Your radiador core can be blocked or radiator grille dirty and resricted , thermostat faulty , radiator cap not maintaining proper pressure .
Check to see if cooling fan on radiator is turning when car is in operating temp, or if air conditioner is on. If it is not turning it may have a burnt motor or bad relay. Try a jumper wire to test fan motor.
chevy cobalt
If a Chevy Cavalier cigarette lighter doesn't work, check the fuse. The fuse may be blown and will need replaced.
The 2.2 liter Chevy ecotec?æwill fit into your 1998 Chevy Cavalier. The wiring harness and the motor mounts will need to be replaced.
disconnet theft sistem on Chevy cavalier? Sorry....you really can't. You have to reset it.
heating system
The Cobalt replaced the cavalier, a compact. The Aveo, is a sub-compact, and has better numbers.
The Chevy Cobalt is the new official compact car in the Chevy family, replacing both the Cavalier and the Prizm. The Cobalt was replaced in 2010 by the new Chevy Cruze.
I can't tell much from what you've written. But if it's heating up quickly, your thermostat might just be sticking. Fortunately they're like 10 bucks and easily replaced. But it could also be a cracked head gasket. Much more pricey and difficult to replace
Through it away, i had one, and put three times what is was worth into it.
fuse? switch? Selector?
Put your Chevy Cavalier in neutral and then crank it once without starting the car. This will turn on the electrical system and you need to allow it to sit like that for several minutes for everything to reset itself.
has to be replaced, its on the bottom up the washer fluid jug.