No heat runs hot when parked and running ,cools down a little bit when driving ,still no heat

How to Cool Yourself in a Car Without Air Conditioning

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wikiHowHow to Cool Yourself in a Car Without Air Conditioning. ... some of the following suggested strategies may get you to your destination a little bit cooler ... Roll down the windows. ... Doing this will leave you cleaner and cooler for the day ahead.

Simple way to cool down your car after it's been baking in ...

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Parked in the Sun ? Cool Down your Heated Up Car Interior ...

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Nov 21, 2015 - But with few cool tricks you can quickly get rid of the trapped hot air in your car interior and cool it down for a more pleasant drive afterwards ...

Cool A Hot Car In Under A Minute - Tested

Possible bad head gasket. Run a compression test.

Water is great if it is all you have and in the middle of no where. You should always use coolant. depending on time of year a 50/50 mixture of antifreeze and coolant. If car steel over heating you could have a bad thermostat. P.S. never take radiator cap off of a hot engine.

the tempature sensor controls when fans come on , are fans running at time in park ? or do they shut off or not come on at all check coolant supply .

could be a weaf water pump also check or replace radiator cap

Check to see if your electric cooling fan is working when the vehicle is in park with the engine and a/c running. If the fan isn't running then the a/c won't be able to blow cool air as it can't get rid of the heat through the condensor which is located ahead of the radiator. When you are driving over about 35 mph there is enough air being forced through the condensor and radiator to get rid of the heat and the a/c will start cooling properly again. If the fan isn't running and you sit with the car idling long enough [such as in heavy traffic] then the engine may overheat as it also has no way of cooling if the fan isn't working. Usually this fan is powerd by a 30 amp Maxi fuse but each model is a bit different. Your owners manual should have an illistration of the fuses and what they power. Good luck, hope this helps a bit!

the coolings fans are designed to run for a little while to dispense heat they dont do it all the time turn usually during higher hot days w/ac on or higher hot days goes off automatically

You are talking about the thermo electric cooling fan, its operation is independent of the car's electical system. It is switched on and off by the engine temperature. When you park, the engine heat soaks upward to heat the thermostat turning the fan on. It will run until the engine cools down and the thermostat switches it off. Quite normal operation.

try replacing the fuel pump reley
they are a little bit funny in fords
i had a ford 1 time thet ran fine for hours in the driveway but go 2 blocks and the truck would die dam reley took me 2 monthes to diagnose once i did i had a great vechiale untill a dui hit me broad side

replace the thermostat just to be safe. not to do so is what i call to gag on a nat and swallow a hog. then pressure check the cooling system to make sure it is not making pressure above what is on the radiator cap. if it is you may have a blown head gasket. make sure yer not gettin antifreeze in the oil.