If car still overheats after changing the thermostat the water pump the headgaskets and the radiator what else would cause it to overheat?
From what you describe it sounds like you might have an air lock in your cooling system. I would recommend that you bleed any and all air out of the cooling system. The bleeder valve is located on top of the engine. Once engine starts to overheat or when you can hear bubbling back into the overflow bottle, turn car off and open bleeder valve. If you see bubbling you have air in your system. Bleed the system a couple of times and see if this helps.
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if it still overheats after that like my BMW 318 does you could be looking at a crack in the engine as i think that's my next option
but also check or renew your heater matrix and temp sensors and use a rad leak in your rad even though its a new one as the leak could be in the engine so might seal it
Because the thermostats went out,
Restricted air flow through radiator,
Restricted coolant flow inside radiator,
fan clutch failure,
Missing or broken fan shroud,
It will probably overheat. answer= thermostat will not open and will prevent the flow of coolant . which will in turn do damage to your engine
By itself, the thermostat would have to be stuck closed causing a severe overheat condition to cause a loss of power.
A bad thermostat, or in rare cases, a bad water pump.
have you flushed your radiator or changed the thermostat it could be stuck
I've actually heard a bad thermostat can cause the evaporator core to malfunction.I've also heard of some a/c compressors will shut off if the engine temp gets to high which could be a thermostat issue. No, the thermostat has no effect on the battery or on the A/C. A thermostat either works correctly or it will stick open or stick closed. Sticking open will cause the engine to never reach full operating temperature, and as such your heater will not work properly. A thermostat stuck closed will cause the engine to overheat.
generally if an engine overheats, but then does not overheat when heater is turned on, is a good indication that the engine thermostat is stuck and needs replacing
Try replacing the thermostat.
check your fan clutch if its weak it will overheat
Assuming it did not overheat before you replaced thermostat and water pump you may have installed the thermostat backwards. It is also possible the cooling system wasn't refilled properly and was air bound.
you need to burp the cooling system
replace upper radiator hose and install a new thermostat. see what happens. or turn it on without the thermostat for a while and see if it still overheats.
theyre maybe an air bubble in the block causing it to overheat,or it could also be a bad water pump
The thermostat may be installed backwards
You have a blown head gasket.
Check if the thermostat is working properly. See if the top of the radiator is very hot when the motor starts to overheat, if it isn't hot then chuck out the thermostat or better still replace it.
Mine was caused by a blown head gasket. Could be a defective thermostat or a plugged radiator too. Would need more detail about when it overheats and how you know it is overheating to give a better answer.
what is the question? why it would overheat???? if so: because -thermostat is stuck closed -or no coolant -or head gasket leak -or coolant system leak -or bad water pump -or clog in coolant system -or ......