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Oluseyi Ezekiel Posted on Feb 21, 2015

At every particular time in the evening, my car temperature rise even when the is blowing. And I have worked on the thermostat. What next should I do

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At least you did not indicate cold air which is a thermostat issue and stuck vent door plus failing water pump. Your symptoms are tempters sending switch -check vale or air in the system which the bleeder vale should be bleed to remove air out the system that would elevate the roblem

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