Radiator cap where is the cap located on a 2000-2002 intrepid

+1 ^^^^^ buy new cap.

Look for a plastic expansion tank there's your fluid level and fill location

There is no radiator cap. The over flow tank is part of the cooling system and feeds coolant directly into it (and/or circulates coolant through it). Unlike a true overflow that will just catch any excessive coolant and store it until the radiator cools down and sucks it back in.

So think of the reservoir on your vehicle an extension of the side tank of your radiator.

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Thanks for the vote, and good luck!

If not on the radiator itself, then the reservoir is pressurized and that cap is the pressure cap.

replace the cap--is the radiator damaged? No reason to replace the water pump. Boiling is caused by leak, faulty thermostat, clogged radiator, or head gasket.

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check first if you are loosing water or cooling fluids on your radiator. There may be a leak or the radiator cap may no longer prevent the steam from escaping. check the radiator fans if they are turning. You can check the fan if it is working by removing the temp sensor at the lower radiator hose. The fan should turn on by then.

Radiator cap?

Follow the the upper radiator hose from the radiator towards the motor, this hose attaches to a housing on the motor, the housing has two bolts, the thermnostat is located inside this housing.

Hope this helps