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I have a 2005 pontiac sunfire the car is exceeding normal level temperture to 90

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Cooling system might need flushed. About $120 any car service center.

Step two

Is the car over heating if it has 60,000 or more miles you might need a water pump, or might need a thermosat or both. If you are going to flush the system put a water pump and thermosat in it. Removal of water pump and stat are easy just take a picture of it before you do it so you know where everything goes. Scale 1 - 10 I rate it a 4 for being difficult. If you can't do it yourself or some who knows what they are doing you might have to take it to service center which would cost about $300 - $400 dollars.

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