I replaced the radiator, that was the source of the overheating. Refilled with antifreeze/water and it still wont start?
I would check the inside of your oil cap. if it has a white or milky residue texture you have a blown head gasket or head. have that checked. good luck
SOURCE: Mitsubishi outlander overheating for
more than likely the thermostat is bad (not opening ) need more info ..... only when idling ? do the fans kick on ?
SOURCE: 1990 toyota corolla wagon 1.6 liter 5 spd. overheating
you've got a possible blockage in the head or block.
SOURCE: Replaced water pump, alternator, radiator, crank
Inside the coolant reserve tank there is a sensor for coolant level.
Over time,this sensor can get stick.
Inspect the coolant reserve tank for crack or leak.
Locate the coolant level switch/sensor and soak it in clean warm water.
Make sure it's free to move up and down the float path.
Top off the coolant tank with coolant only.
SOURCE: No start concern - Mitsubishi Outlander 2004
Check the IAC valve...or sometimes known as an electronic choke. That valve is how your engine gets air when the throttle body plate is closed. If the valve is stuck due to malfunction or carbon build up then it will cause that problem, and give you a rough idle at best.
SOURCE: 2004 cheverolet impala 3.4L engine
Sounds like you have an air;lock in your cooling system.Try placing a bleeder on the return hose to the heater core ........looks like a small tap
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