This could be due to a bad temperature sensor, radiator cooling fan relay, or possibly even the radiator fan itself. Try tapping on the radiator fan to see if it starts to move while the vehicle is at normal operating temperature. If nothing then find temp sensor and unplug and jumper the electric connection with a paper clip to see if fan starts. If fan starts then replace the temp sensor. If fan does not start then suspect either bad fuse or bad relay.
The "radiator" cap is located on the coolant reservoir.
Where is it? Coolant is under 17-21 pounds of pressure be more specific
Pour the coolant in the radiator.
The most common cause is low coolant.
Probably at the engine end of the upper radiator hose
It's on the coolant reservoir.
There is no radiator cap, you must fill through the coolant reservoir.
Look for the hose coming out of the radiator and find where it enters the engine. Up under that junction is the CTS.
The only way to drain all the coolant is to unhook the bottom radiator hose. The radiator does NOT have a drain vale.
at the bottom of the coolant reservoir tank.
It's on the coolant reservoir.
The 2004 Chevrolet Malibu coolant sensor float is located in the radiator. The coolant sensor float replace the level of coolant to the instrument panel.