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I have an overheating problem. Yesterday i flush my coolant system but i still have the same problem What i have to do please reply?

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Hi,

It sounds as though you may have a problem with your thermostat. It could be frozen in the closed position, not allowing the temperature of the water to be properly regulated. It is quite hard to evaluate an automobiles problems on a web site where we don't have the advantage of being able to see said problem, so it is quite important to include as much information as possible when a question is posted.

Another problem could be that your fan may have a problem. If you are not necessarily mechanically inclined, I would advise taking your vehicle to an authorized repair shop to have these two areas evaluated. Having it diagnosed at a shop that does not normally work on Infiniti's could create more haeadaches than solve.

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