What can cause a 1998 cavalier run hot?

No it will not cause it not to run.

yes this will cause engine to run hot

What causes a 1998 Pontiac transport to run hot and engine shuts off

The engine cooling fans are not functioning, low on coolant, bad thermostat, ...

No it can not. If the belt is missing that could cause it to run hot.

no a bad fuel pump will not make your run hot it will cause it not run like it should and eventually stop running at all ...

simply having a blown fuse would not cause the engine to run hot. But, it depends on what fuse is blown. a fuse blown for the cooling fans would make it run hot. ...

The engine will run hot. This could lead to a blown head gasket. It may even build pressure and cause damage to the radiator and or hoses. ...

yes their the same engine the only problem you might run into is ac on the other car or your car if not properly done you may not have ac in your current car ...

Thermostat is stuck open. Replace it. It opens at 180 degrees. Car should run at 195 degrees ...

Hey blown head get will cause it to run hot.

Battery is run down or on it's way out.

Chevy Cavalier should run about 195F or 91C

There is a technical service bulletin that Dodge has put out addressing that problem. It is due to the relay and a modification that are required. ...

It could be one of many things.......radiator fans notworking/low on coolant/stuck thermostat/ radiator may need to be flushed...... ...

Check the run capacitor, if defective, can cause the fan motor to run hot and stops till cools off, on n off. And the sound is a little different while running, it is hard on the motor. ...

If stuck open the car will run cold. If stuck closed the car will run hot. ...

maybe the fan doesn't work or the thermostat is not good

yes it will make bring unmetered oxygen in and the o2 sensors will pick it up and it will run lean (lean=hot) (rich=cool) ...

Radiator could be plugged or restricted

Stopped up fuel filter.

bad thermostat or water pump

The primary cause for a 2000 BMW 528i to run hot is a defective thermostat. A stuck thermostat will prevent coolant from flowing and can lead to overheating. ...

Not for an extended distance and make sure the vehicle is in neutral. Even better if the car will run first start it and then tow in neutral. This will save the transmission. ...

When the car reaches normal operating temperature, open the hood and see if the radiator fan is running or starts to run before the engine runs hot. If the fan doesn't come on, the problem is either a bad relay or fan motor. If the fan comes on but engine still runs hot, problem may be thermostat stuck in closed position, faulty water pump, low/no coolant, or clogged radiator. ...