radiator core could be plugged, cap on the coolant reservoir is not maintaining proper pressure. is water pump working properly!! I would flush system and see if this works, buy a good radiator flush at any auto parts place. you can flush the radiator by adding flush to coolant tank, then put a garden hose in tank and back flush it. as long as you have a new thermostat in, you do not need to take it out!! flush until the radiator is clear. when done add new coolant. I did this to mine when changing intake manifold gasket. and it does not over heat it is fine!! HOPE THIS HELPS YA OUT.
Anywhere!!!!
Anywhere from a $2.00 up to $25.00 .
Depends on the car, anywhere from fifty bucks to a couple hundred.
Then ignition of the fuel/air mixture in the cylinders will cease, and you won't be going anywhere.
An engine misfiring simply means that one or more of the cylinders are not compressing and/or igniting the fuel mix like it should. This could be because of a malfunctioning fuel injector, spark plug, it could also be that there is not enough compression in the cylinder to ignite properly, and it could also be an electrical malfunction virtually anywhere wlse in the electrical system.
It can be anywhere from 8.5 to 1 for a normal car to 13 to 1 or higher for a race engine.
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Anywhere you want to control something according to temperature. Thermo = having to do with temperature and Stat= from status or state.
its located behind where the large upper coolant hose connects into the engine un bolt that and bam thermostat... just as a note do this prior to driving anywhere it'll be hot otherwise.
To relocate a thermostat without wires, you can use a wireless thermostat system. This system allows you to control the temperature remotely without the need for physical wiring. Simply install the wireless thermostat in the desired location and pair it with a receiver connected to your HVAC system. This setup allows you to adjust the temperature settings from anywhere in your home.
does it have coolant??? does it have a leak anywhere? the water pump could be bad, the thermostat could be stuck closed.
I changed the water pump and head gaskets and thermostat. Still overheated. I just took the thermostat out and it's running fine. Who knows!!