Overheating and plymouth voyager van 1997. 183,000

could be a bad radiator, thermostat, not enough antifreeze in coolant, or worse a bad head gasket, just to give you an idea where to check next

is the water pump working and circulating the antifreeze. if it is working, I would flush out the system and replace the thermostat before refilling system. you can buy radiator flush at any auto parts store. you can back flush system through radiator. just follow directions on back of flush bottle. have a good one!!

separate problems--coolant should not cause belt to come off. Check all pulleys for wobble/looseness.
For overheating, check for leaks, replace thermostat, flush radiator. If these do not work, possible blown head gasket or cracked head.

u should check for a faulty thermostat first, they are only a few quid and easily replaced. if no change ur most likely faults are a blocked radiator or faulty water pump. u dont sayhow old ur van is but after the thermostat go to the radiator, when its hot check the bottom of the rad to make sure its hot, also brown water means u need to bback flush ur cooling system. even tho u have changed some sensors doesnt mean u got the fan switch sender, dash board sender and fan sender tend to be different sensors, so just double check.

will it sounds like u tryed everything except what could be cousing the problem it is probley the heater core is pluged with hard water or calcium build up or is just pluged and a rad flush wont flush the heater core unless you start the vechial and flushing the rad to do the heaterd core to turn on the heat to high and the fasters fan speed and make shore the van is running.

cracked head maybe? does it run good? you may also have an air pocket somewhere that you haven't gotten out when you replaced all these items.....??

You say you changed the fan relay and the thermostat? when was the last time you had the cooling system flushed? you could have a blockage in your cooling system that could be keeping the coolant from circulating..

check your coolant leval. and have the thermostat replace if the collant is ok in the radiator and holding tank

The radiator cooling fan relay has most likely failed. It is underneath the air cleaner on the frame rail just behind the radiator. NO cooling fan = overheating. This is the first thing i would look at. Best way to tell is when the van gets hot see if the cooling fan is on. You will hear it running if it is coming on. It will set a code for the cooling fan relay also.

I don't believe your particular vehicle's cooling system needs to be bled during coolant filling, but check the coolant level first. It seems that the coolant level is too low for the sensors to be able to sense the temperature, or the sensors are disconnected. Look for a connector on the intake manifold, near the coolant outlet. Ensure it is properly connected.