1999 Mazda 626 "car wont start radiator hose" Questions

wont cause an overheat problem. Check the coolant level , check to see if the fans come on after it heats up. when the car is warming up you can check the thermostat, by touching the top radiator hose

wont be activated, so get the car on normal operating temperature and once it starts going hotter then normal, feel the radiator hose on the bottom and top and notice the difference in temperature, if

...car won't start - it cranks, and battery is live, but won't turn over you said it cranks then you said it wont turn over if it wont turn over you might have get the engine to hot and ...

car overheated and wont start, does crank over, it blew a radiator hose, replaced it, but still wont crank over Sorry! sounds like this one is too far gone! If it blew the radiator hose off the engine

...car wont start! added water car still wont start when you crank it, the car sounds terrible help!!! pull the plugs out, secure the leads away from any metal contact and hit the key if it blows water ...

...Wont start after over heating Drove it While overheating now wont start but sounds like it wants to. Don't sound like its seized. Checked and changed the timing belt. It all started with the ...

wont start. changed the water pump and put new battery and still wont start. What could it be? ECT wont kill the engine. If it over heated and you kept driving it. You just might have blown the engine

...have shorted? Wire harness nearby may be affected? Any ideas are appreciated. Thanks. jb you might want to try drying out the distributor cap and the rotor.they get water in them and they wont

...car wont start i unlocked my car, got in and drove around. when i stopped and turned the engine off the car would not start again. and the key will not go into the lock, real strange, i cant get it ...

...over but wont start? Since its a newer car it might have detected the blown hose and the computer might have taken over. Try leaving the battery unplugged for about 10 minutes then plug it back