Josue Jr

My car is over heating I don’t know why I change the thermostat on the car I change the radiator I bleed the car but still overheating what’s the next problem please help me out

iideadeyeii

iTrader: (6)

Not enough info. Why did you change the thermostat?

tcode

iTrader: (7)

A blown headgasket is one possibility too.

Josue Jr

i change the radiator to a Mishimoto and when I changed it it started overheating I burped the car with distilled water no more burps and it’s still over heated changed the thermostat to see if it would help and welp it didn’t

Kevin Skene

when you crank the heater, is the air hot? If it's not, you still have air in the system.

Z's are difficult to bleed, just takes time.

Josue Jr

where is the best place to bleed from

bad boyz

iTrader: (1)

here's a funnel you might try also maybe check your water pump it's internal located in the engine I had to have mine changed out I went through the same exact situation,went ahead and replaced my radiator with the Mishimoto and changed out all my hoses and up graded them and even replace the thermostat as well hope this might help!

travlee

iTrader: (8)

sounds like you took english lessons from tonto

Cracka350

iTrader: (1)

Hey, people with bad grammar need love too

When you bleed your system , make sure to hit the upper bleed point. See the manual at the beginning of this vid. Another thing you could do, (But just do it the right way) is jack the front end way up and keep bleeding the radiator. That worked for me.

iideadeyeii

iTrader: (6)

Change back to oem radiator. IDK why people swap and think it's so much better. There's def air in the system

onevq35de

[QUOTE=travlee;10988775]sounds like you took english lessons from tonto

jellofuel

+1. You wan to jack that front end up, crank the heat in the car, and burp the system. Burping this system is notoriously time consuming, and this method seems to work best.

jimbucks

Just because you replaced the thermostat doesn't mean the new one is any good. Try taking out the thermostat. Are you sure the car is overheating, rather than the temp gauge malfunctioning? If the water pump has failed, this could be the problem.