Possible new thermostat is bad and not opening. Is the lower radiator hose soft? Had a Ford pickup one time that would run hot when driven over 55MPH. Finally figured out the lower radiator hose was colapsing with high engine RPM from the suction of the water pump reducing coolant water circulation. Hope this info helps cure someones problem.
97 Grand AM Try replacing the radiator.
Had that problem in my 1996, solved by replacing the serpentine belt and belt tensioner
Start with replacing the thermostat.
probably its wrong thermostat and it doesnt open. take it out and run car without it
have vehicle scanned to determine the problem
What is your question? Be more specific about your problem. I will get your answer tonight after my gfs brothers grad. party. (06/12/06)
That's pretty straight-forward: it failed.Luckily it's an easy and inexpensive do-it-yourself repair.See "Related Questions" below for lots of detail on replacing the Taurus thermostat
the heater control has a thermostat for the heater only. that thermostat needs replacing
Yes, replacing the heater core should slove the problem.
Hi Same problem with mine, after replacing water pump, thermostat I still had a problem. It turned out that my cooling fan was not working. When the motor was hot the fan didn't run, you should check yours. The AC fan will run when it is turned on so check that too.
The most likely problem is the crank or cam sensor. Dripping coolant could be in the connectors, or possibly one was hit and damaged during installation.
the thermostat may need replacing