fans not coming on when they are supposed to coolant might be too old or the wrong coolant water pump might not be working air pocket in coolant system coolant temp sensor faulty could be debris in front of radiator
Also there is the fan circuitry under the coolant globe. In some cases I have seen that constant overflow has damaged circuits in the box and the unit will need replacement
Possible reasons for overheating: Low or out of coolant Clog in cooling system Thermostat failure Cooling fan not operating water pump failure
Possible transmission damage due to the overheating.Possible transmission damage due to the overheating.
Overheating, Dusty/dirty burnt out many reasons, try cleaning it.
well there could be a number of reasons that it would do that if you have coils it could be a fuse but it could also be a timing belt
Possible BLOWN HEAD GASKET!!! BAD NEWS
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.
sorry no
No. You would need to bore the block to 4.00", which is not possible without leaving the walls too thin to survive without overheating.
Five possible reasons: Virus Hardware Failure Possible hardware change Software Problem (have you installed any new applications) Vandilism
I had a VW Jetta that had a problem with overheating. It ended up being the thermostat had gone bad so the fan never "kicked on." A car can over heat if there isnt enough antifreeze in the radiator or a bad thermostat or if your fan isnt working properly or is bad
Have the water pump checked. My 99 had an overheating problem; guage would go up and sometimes engine would stall. It turned out to be the water pump.
There are many possible reasons.