Check for water in your oil, if so, this is a sign of bad head gasket. White smoke from the exhaust and loss of coolant with no apparent leak are all signs of a blown head gasket. You can also remove the thermostat (it is much cheaper to replace and easier to troubleshoot as well). If the temperature of the vehicle lowers, your thermostat was the problem.
YES
Most definitely... If you don't and the thermostat is bad you will over-heat the engine and the gasket may leak or warp the head. Thermostat is a lot cheaper than tearing down the engine again.
Stuck closed thermostat or a bad head gasket.
A blown head gasket could cause an engine to overheat, just like a bad thermostat in an Impala. One difference is the head gasket will probable leak coolant, either in the cylinders or in the oil.
nope, bad head gasket..
Bad head gasket? Bad thermostat? Defective radiator cap?
Leaking hose? Defective thermostat housing or bad thermostat gasket? Bad water pump or gasket? Leak in radiator? Leak at heater core? Leak at head gasket? Coolant recovery tank?
it could either be your thermostat is bad, the radiator is bad, or you could have a blown head gasket.
Bad thermostat, loose water pump impeller. Does it have a electric fan? Bad head gasket?
Bad thermostat, plugged radiator, blown head gasket in order of expense.
It means you probably have a bad head gasket or worse, a cracked head.
has the car been overheated?