Honda Civic is overheating?

vtec1707

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Thermostatic Switch faulty, Ignition timing incorrect, or ignition fault, Airlock in cooling system. Also, is the grille restricted? You should flush out the radiator also.
 
yes . you should probebly take it and get it tested at your local firestone or a place or ur best convience to see if you passibly have a cracked head or head gasket. if your coolant system is up to day as you say, that would definantly be yur next option. do this, go chech your dipstick. if there is water mixed with your oil that is definantly the problem.
 
yes . you should probebly take it and get it tested at your local firestone or a place or ur best convience to see if you passibly have a cracked head or head gasket. if your coolant system is up to day as you say, that would definantly be yur next option. do this, go chech your dipstick. if there is water mixed with your oil that is definantly the problem.
 
yes . you should probebly take it and get it tested at your local firestone or a place or ur best convience to see if you passibly have a cracked head or head gasket. if your coolant system is up to day as you say, that would definantly be yur next option. do this, go chech your dipstick. if there is water mixed with your oil that is definantly the problem.
 
yes . you should probebly take it and get it tested at your local firestone or a place or ur best convience to see if you passibly have a cracked head or head gasket. if your coolant system is up to day as you say, that would definantly be yur next option. do this, go chech your dipstick. if there is water mixed with your oil that is definantly the problem.
 
Ok im at a loss here I have a 98 Honda Civic and its overheating. The fan tests ok and so does the fan relay. It has a new radiatior, radiator cap, thermostat, coolant sender gauage. Water pump is not leaking. The thermostat is opening b/c the top hose gets hot. Also the fan works however it never kicks on while it overheats so I rigged it to stay on at all times yet the car still overheats. Must be internal. Any suggestions?
 
Thermostatic Switch faulty, Ignition timing incorrect, or ignition fault, Airlock in cooling system. Also, is the grille restricted? You should flush out the radiator also.
 
yes . you should probebly take it and get it tested at your local firestone or a place or ur best convience to see if you passibly have a cracked head or head gasket. if your coolant system is up to day as you say, that would definantly be yur next option. do this, go chech your dipstick. if there is water mixed with your oil that is definantly the problem.
 
yes . you should probebly take it and get it tested at your local firestone or a place or ur best convience to see if you passibly have a cracked head or head gasket. if your coolant system is up to day as you say, that would definantly be yur next option. do this, go chech your dipstick. if there is water mixed with your oil that is definantly the problem.
 
yes . you should probebly take it and get it tested at your local firestone or a place or ur best convience to see if you passibly have a cracked head or head gasket. if your coolant system is up to day as you say, that would definantly be yur next option. do this, go chech your dipstick. if there is water mixed with your oil that is definantly the problem.
 
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