1999 Oldsmobile Aurora "thermastat keeps going" Questions

thermastat. I did notice that the fans are not kicking on at idle! Does anyone know where the temp sensor is on this car? I checked fuses under hood they are good! I think. At cruiseing speed the temp

Have replaced my thermastat in 99 cav. 2 cyl. 3 x's, thermostat's are good they opened in boiling hot water, but when I put them in car they dont open up and car overheats very quickly, I have been ...

...Thermastat has to do with radiator fluids going into the engine to keep its high temperatures in check not your AC. You need to check the connection of the switch with a multimeter to see if current ...

...keeps boilling over its been flushed when i squeeze top it comes out of thermastat an bottom pipe is cool any help please Don't know what you are testing by squeezing things but if lower hose is cold ...

...it is very possible you have an air pocket in the system also ask your self did you change the thermastat after you did the heater core when the car is cold make sure there is coolant at the

...thermastat located on 97 contenatal show pic The thermostat is in a housing on the side of the block. If you look between the radiator and the valve cover in line with the oil fill cap you will see ...

cooling system purge info overheating cooling tank boiling when turn off. replaced thermastat but fans acting funny sometimes 225 before turn on. stop leak was added before problem started. tried to ...

...thermastat has gone out and needs replaced and the fule pump keeps going out....those are seaminly irrelivant problems to the one i cant figure out with is why the battery keeps get drained and then ...

keeps climing on thhigway but dose not when ideling has new water-pump and thermostat, and all sensors ,and radiator and cap i just dont get it could it just be the gage? Could be a head gasket leak ?

...keeps going up. it never has over heated but i dont drive it very far. ive replaced upper and lower hoses, thermastat and radiator cap. Im lost? could it be the temp sending unit? Thanks for choosing ...