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The car keeps overheathing then cooling off then overheating and cooling off. so on and so forth the fan works the radiator is good

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Why would you even drive it from
the first sign of an overheating problem?

Not a new motor if still OE 1995

Need to do some various different types
of testing first

Then I suspect that it will be coming apart
to check the head gasket

You got the fans,thermostat,radiator,
but you know all that

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Try changing out the overflow cap. Over time the seal in these caps no longer hold pressure and cause the cooling system not to be pressurized thus causing overheating and loss of coolant.

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