The Quad 4 has alot of head gasket problems. Have the system pressure tested, and or have a block test done to check for exhaust gasses in the cooling system..If the vehicle has overheated recently more likely than not it has a warped head..
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have the head gasket replaced
replace the head gasket
You should the head gasket. If you go to Autozone, they have a tool that can check for exhaust gas in the coolant which may tell you if you have blown head gasket. Also, check your oil to see if it is milky or if you are blowing white smoke from the exhaust pipes. HTH
There is no simple answer for a car overheating issue. It could be caused by many things such as a plugged radiator, a bad thermostat, low coolant level, a bad water pump, a cracked head, or a bad head gasket.
Overheating, miss on one or more cylinders, loosing coolant with no apparent leak, sweet smell at the exhaust pipe, air bubbles in the radiator with the cap off, coolant mixed with the oil, milky substance on the underside of the oil cap, are just some of the symptoms.
It is possible that the gasket could leak between cylinders. The overheating and coolant loss would happen if the gasket was failing around the coolant passages.
have the head gasket replaced
A bad head gasket certainly can, as coolant will continually leak out, eventually causing overheating, yes.
1) Your engine is overheating and the coolant is boiling. Or 2) Exhaust is leaking into the coolant, probably through a bad head gasket or cracked head.
could be cylinder head gasket gone
It could still be the head gasket.
one of the reasons why an automobile shutts off after overheating is that the head gasket may blown, hence letting the coolant in the chambers.
A bad head gasket , a warped head usually from overheating , would allow engine coolant into an engine cylinder
It may not be overheating, but you could still have a coolant leak into the combustion chamber, from either a head gasket or intake manifold gasket.
It could be multiple problems. check your coolant level, it could also be your Lower intake gasket or even a head gasket.
Can be leaking intake manifold gaskets, which can sometimes be fixed by using Dexcool coolant. Can also be a head gasket.
Most commonly this is due to overheating or a blown head gasket. Overheating causes the coolant to expand, and rush into the resevoir, then overflow it. When cool, the coolant that remains will be sucked back into the engine. A blown head gasket can cause the coolant to enter the firing chambers of the engine then be blown out the tailpipe, or the compression can leak into the coolant area and push the coolant out, or allow the coolant to get into the oil pan.