2004 Buick Century "ready start hot" Questions

...ready because when you take out the sensor the coolant will start to come out. you will not loose much if you work quick. keep rags or paper towels below the sensor to keep coolant off the motor and ...

...Start with a cool engine and have everything you may need ready i.e. funnel, coolant, helper to rev engine. Try revving the engine up to 2000 RPM's while topping off the radiator, then put radiator ...

...start back with out spraying starter fluid or if I let it sat for few hours Have you tried a new fuel filter? not an inline filter but the main one, then check the pump, is it hot to touch when the ...

...ready to go it's not hard I don't know if you are talking about outside temperature or engine temperature. If engine temperature-it could be the ignition coil or coilpak or fuel pump. If outside air ...

...start going towards hot. hasn't overheated. no drips or leaks of antifreeze on ground. nothing extreme coming out of tailpipe, just normal exhaust. 16 lbs. pressure. i'm ready to tear my hair out. ...

once in a while will not start when hot but will when cooled off faulty heat sensor have it replaced and you are ready for the road

start when engine hot It can only be two things. The fan or the sensor that tells the fan that the engine water is too hot. (My guess is that it is the latter... (Those fans each have their own sensor

...ready to replace it soon. If it is a stick shift transmission car, you can PUSH start the car, but you probably want to get it done before this happens. This is what mine did, click, click, start, ...

ready to leave again and the car wont crank back up. then if I wait a while it will crank up. The car is not running hot try looking into the coil pack on the car. replace them Do you mean the starter

...start the car cold with the radiator cap off you can watch for coolant starting to flow and make sure the stat works...if the flow is low you have either a blocked stat or poor belt grip at the ...