July 23, 200520 yr I wonder if anyone can help me on this one, I own a 1993 Loyale wagon bought in Canada and have had some problems recently as per such : Noisy lifters coming from cylinder # 4. The problem was recently corrected with the replacement of the oil pump, problem solved. I however have an issue since the car was starting to overheat, problem I assumed was due to the oil pump going bad, I had my mechanics replace the oil pump and the the water pump ( with new OEM parts ) however the engine is overheating ( way more than it was with the old water pump ), I checked the rad and found that the rad sensor was not plugged so I plugged it in but no change. The rad is not hot, the fan is not turning and there is no pressure in the top rad hose going to the engine, could this be due to a defective water pump or would it be a problem of another nature?
July 23, 200520 yr Bottom line you need a new radiator the cooling fins delaminate from the cooling tubes no flushing - roding or magic in a can, will cure it We have seen this problem many times in the past. (but I am but a grasshopper here at times) Please do not take my word only on this ... There is a search engine on the title bar type in "overheating" and judge for your self. May you solve this mystery quickly as your head gaskets going south are only an overheat away
July 23, 200520 yr NC nice of you to say so You are welcome good luck Hope it's a simple as this fix many links to twin row rads and such replacement rads are available you are looking at under 1.25 c-note ($125) plus shipping
July 23, 200520 yr I would run this problem by your mechanic...could be as simple as a bad thermostate staying closed..
July 24, 200520 yr my six is also over heating today amoung opther things i found out my right cooling fan was plugged in backwards i also found out it hurts like hell to stick your finger in a cooling fan i strongly reccomend not doing this as it will hurt like hell but also check your fan find some one you know who smokes and find out which way the fan is blowing pardon any spelling errors i am doing this one handed due to bandages
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