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1990 Toyota celica 1.6 overheating when it runs for about 6 miles I changed water pump and thermostat it's not blowing any water out of tail pipe and no water in oil what's should I do

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Start vechile, let it warm up, turn on heater, is there heat from the heater?
No? You need to bleed the system better. Jack the front of the car up, remove radiator cap, while throttle is increased add more coolant, then with throttle still increased put radiator cap back on and release throttle. Is there now heat?

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