I had some problems with it overheating, i believed the problem was the thermostat. I have replaced it but still am having problems with it overheating. I was told that there can be problems with this type of cooling system, air getting in the lines and not properly circulating. whats the proper way two fix this problem or are there any other problems i should look for

Water pump bad

First off...Is it actually overheating? Or is the gauge just saying it is overheating? You could check the sensor which I believe is below the thermostat housing. Second I noticed you say you HAD the work done...was this at an actual auto shop or you or a friend doing this work? If it is a shop, they should be able to diagnose the problem. If a friend then have them check the resistance on the sensor. With all the replacements and repairs there can't be many problems except the sensor or the timing...If the timing is to far advanced then the engine will overheat. That is where I would go after checking the temp sensor. The timing on small engines will determine what temp the engine runs. Good Luck

You need to replace the Temperature Sending Unit that is mounted on the Thermostat Housing.

check your coolant temperature switch, and also after you replaced the waterpump, and thermostat, did you get all of the air out of the system, on a lot of the jeeps , on the thermostat housing , there is a threaded screw in the housing, i believe it takes a allen wrench to remove the screw, this will let air out of the cooling system, the best way to do this , is when you are refilling the system, remove the screw, and when the coolant reaches the area of the screw and starts to come out, replace the screw, and this bleeds the system.

Check the wiring and connections on the coolant temperature sensor that I believe is on the thermostat housing. If they look good, replace the sensor. It is pretty rare to have an electric cooling fan motor fail but not impossible. They are usually very expensive. Expensive enough that you will want to make sure that is the problem before you replace it. Usually the sensor will fail. **Please rate me on this answer.**

alot of hondas need the actually radiator cap. mine was overheating and i found out the cap needed to be replaced

is the cooling fans workin. I cant believe someone would just willy nilly replace all those parts without finding the ONE problem with youir car.

It sounds like your thermostat has gone bad and sticking close, Replace the Thermostat and Antifreeze. When replacing the thermostat, buy a fail safe thermostat so you will not have a overheating problem when the thermostat fails. Good luck and hope this helps. Keep me posted, be glad to help.

might be blocked catalitic converter or as simple as ignition timing . looks like you changed a lot of expensive things you also might want to get a different mechanic to help you

sounds like a head gasket. make sure the radiator is full of coolant and the fan comes on