Several possibilites. I assume you mean the gauge reads normal, but temp is cold. Cooling system was not bled well when thermostat was changed. Thermostat went bad. New thermostats are not uncommon to be defective. Developed coolant leak and level is now low. heater core plugged up from lack of flushes.
also, the thermostat could have been put in wrong. I have seen this happen before. all other info above is correct.
Just brought a 1996 Dodge Caravan, cannot find where to turn wipers on? Everything has been tried on the steering arm.
Coolant capacity may not be sufficient--Was vehicle always in AZ. I brought a Pontiac there from east and have to replace radiator with a 7 core model
What caused African slaves to be brought to the Americas was the demand for cheap labor. They replaced indentured servants.
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i brought it for rs 1350..couldnt bileave it..compared with online price
monarchy and napolean made it an empire
It was wonderful. Back then they didn't have cars or trucks. Today people have replaced them with machines.
Check your temperature gauge. If it shows the engine is running in the normal range then there could be a problem with the "air door" that controls how much air is brought in through the heater core. Or the core itself is plugged and needs to be flushed out. If the guage shows the engine is running cold , then you should have the thermostat replaced.
Arab and Berber Muslims from the Northern coast of Africa came to trade with West African Tribes and Empires like Ghana.
Sad and a waste of humans. Although it brought on a lot of innovation and technology improvements compared to previous years.
I also have a 2000 Chrysler Sebring which I have owned since 2000 and I love it. I was beginning to have the same problem even sitting in traffic for only a couple seconds would cause the gauge to go up. Now recently when I was sitting in traffic the temperature needle was in the red and the temp. light was on. Thank god traffic started moving again and with in seconds of moving, the needle returned to normal and the light turned off. The car seems to be running fine but concerned I brought it to a Chrysler Dealer and they said it wasn't the thermostat but actually the temperature sensor which had to be replaced. I am not sure what the difference is but they replaced it and it runs normally, no overheating.
No, Coach Durham did not get replaced. However, Dan Scott wanted Durham to be replaced and brought it up at one of the board meetings. He was unsuccessful, when Karen Roe spoke up about how Coach Durham makes a difference in the Luca's life and the rest of the team.