My Truck was vandalized a few days ago and I had to drop the gas tank and clean it out (sugar and rotten milk in tank) and it was running fine after that, I never started the truck in the first place, well next day the top radiator hose blows apart and I replace it, fill the radiator with antifreeze and water until it cant hold anymore, then seal it and run the car a few miles.. it doesnt over heat at all, but then I park it for about 20 mins and go back outside to drive it again, it overheats in a matter of 5 mins!. so i pull over and decide to do something stupid. I unscrew the radiator cap and let the steam pour out, thinking it may just have way to much pressure, The engine instantly cools down and im able to drive home, I noticed on the way home the temperature started to get a bit to high again. What could be the problem? by the way the radiator cap is in the middle of the upper hose and not attached to the radiator itself.
2000 Dodge Durango Overheating quick?
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