2006 PT overheating
#3
it overheats while driving 35 to 40 mph cools off driving over 55. When I shut ot off it bubbles over. The little tank is always full to the hot level
#4
Bubbles are either boiling fluid or a blown head gasket.
did you replace the "radiator" cap on the thermostat housing? if it's failed it could be letting pressure out and allowing the fluid to boil.
have you considered taking it to a shop and having them do a combustion gas test?
did you replace the "radiator" cap on the thermostat housing? if it's failed it could be letting pressure out and allowing the fluid to boil.
have you considered taking it to a shop and having them do a combustion gas test?
#5
Bubbles are either boiling fluid or a blown head gasket.
did you replace the "radiator" cap on the thermostat housing? if it's failed it could be letting pressure out and allowing the fluid to boil.
have you considered taking it to a shop and having them do a combustion gas test?
did you replace the "radiator" cap on the thermostat housing? if it's failed it could be letting pressure out and allowing the fluid to boil.
have you considered taking it to a shop and having them do a combustion gas test?
#6
Does the fan come on ? Im betting its not because the faster you drive the cooler it gets and shop and go traffic it will over heat because the fan is not coming on. put on the ac when the car is still still the fan should come on in 10 15 seconds
#7
The shop found a very small leak in head gasket. Am resurfacing the head. The job is pricey, but I can't afford a new car. Thank you for all your help.
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