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Trouble shooting of Cooling System

  • Check the coolant level in your vehicle if it is overheating. If there is insufficient coolant in the vehicle, overheating will occur while driving. Add the appropriate amount of coolant to the coolant reservoir.
  • Inspect your vehicle's thermostat to determine if it is stuck. If your thermostat is stuck, your vehicle will overheat almost immediately after driving a short distance. Another way to check the thermostat is to start the car, open the hood and feel the radiator hose. If the lower part of the radiator hose is hot and the upper part is cool, the thermostat is stuck. 
  • Look at your fan belt to determine if it is broken or loose. Tighten the connections for the fan belt or replace it if necessary.
  • Determine if the cooling system is clogged. Drain and flush the coolant from the cooling system to unclog it. Check the water pump to see if it is faulty and replace it if necessary
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