I have a 2001 ford escape with a over heating problem. The main radatior line isnt getting any water thru it and is leaking out under the car when i fill the resvoir. While i was driving it over heated and under the hood there was water and coolant sprayed everywhere. While it was idling after that one of the reducer hoses popped it self into. Is this juat a hose replacement or could it be the thermostat or water pump?

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if you had heat before the problem than there is probably air still in the system . dont know your motor set-up , but it might have a bleed valve on the thermostat housing or a bypass line . if not , start the car and let it warm up ......in the mean time take the upper radiator hose off @ the radiator . When it heats up to normal temp , the coolant should flow out of the hose . that will tell you that the thermostat is opening , and it will also get the air out of the system @ the same time . As soon as it starts to flow , hook the hose back up and tighten . refill the cooling system back to the full line , than check for heat
GM is bad about getting air trapped in the system .

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is the heater fan working

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If you changed the thermostat yourself and have noted that the lower radiator hose is cooler than the upper radiator hose, you may have installed the thermostat incorrectly or have purchased a faulty thermostat. A lower radiator hose that does not get hot (or as hot as the upper radiator hose) is a direct indication of a faulty thermostat. Please vote for this solution if you found this to be helpful. Thanks,

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sounds like a head gasket or a cracked head,

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if you change all this items from my experience i can say is the head gasket,BUT be sure your fans working well