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Most likely causes for this are:
1-Corroded radiator.
2-If equipped with 4-liter engine, cracked cylinder head. Peek through the oil-fill cap and shine a bright light in there. If it's cracked, you should see it.
3-Low coolant level.
4-Leaves, sand, birds, newspaper, bags, or other debris blocking radiator.
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