My 1998 lincoln town car keeps running hot. I replace the thermostat, the fan, and the radiator top. When I'm at a red light or in traffic, the car jerks, like it wants to accelerate then shortley after that my temperature gauge rise. My water pump is good, I have no leaks, and no coolant in my engine. What else could it be?
Water pump is bad....replace it....radiator and thermostat been replaced and only thing left is cooling fan and water pump....so either fan isn't turning on or water pump is bad and not circulating water to cool engine
Engine overheating? Try this procedure:
Quote "and no coolant in my engine." Put some in
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The only way to fix it, is to find the leak, and repair it. Hoses? the intake manifolds are famous for cracking behind the alternator if it has a plastic intake manifold. But you are the one that has the car, so You have to find out where the leak is.
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If you have no leaks and the water pump is pumping ok,then you have a semi clogged radiator.A new replacement at advance is $99.00.This will solve your problem.The sludge buildup is hidden in the radiator and has plugged up a few veins in the radiator causing in proper circulation of the antifreeze water mixture 50/50.This will cause it to overheat in warmer weather and a lot of stop and go traffic.Good luck from here.
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You vehicle has a cooling fan module that has three different speeds,It is mounted at the radiator,Run the vehicle at operating temperature, shut it off and use your hand and feel for cold spot if you have it its plugged
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