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It has never been changed to my knowing, so whatever that means, i jsut know my dad said that he thought that the car might be running a little to hot, so i figured i would ask you guys, he was thinking one fan my not be working.
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Too hot. And a thermostat change won't help that. I suggest you get your cooling system flow-checked. This could be a failing water pump or a clogged radiator core. Or as simple as a bad coolant sensor.
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brandon! You're from RENTON?! I'm right down the road from you. that'* awsome! Anyways, I'd say get a coolant flush and put a drilled 180F thermostat.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Too hot. And a thermostat change won't help that. I suggest you get your cooling system flow-checked. This could be a failing water pump or a clogged radiator core. Or as simple as a bad coolant sensor.
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Originally Posted by Twister97
Originally Posted by willwren
Too hot. And a thermostat change won't help that. I suggest you get your cooling system flow-checked. This could be a failing water pump or a clogged radiator core. Or as simple as a bad coolant sensor.
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that is not good for any car.