Hyundai Motor 1999 Elantra "changed thermostat overheating" Questions

...Changed your Thermostat & Gasket and have the correct degree Thermostat in the Vehicle? 6.. Had your Radiator Rod and Cleaned out? 7. Temperture Sending Unit (located near Thermostat) could be bad 8. ...

...changed at 30K miles - I think the thermostat failed or a valve stem broke - either causing motor to fail and overheat or overheat and then damage the valves. Could used insight into coolant change ...

changed thermostat and fan will turn on sometimes car overheats with a/c on the 1 fan runs.as car is driven it heats up to over half then the a/c starts blowing warm,but the other fan dont turn on all

...hose cold. car overheating. I've changed thermostat. Either the water pump has failed, the radiator core is plugged, or the lower hose has collapsed and blocking the flow of coolant. Hope this

...changed the thermostat twice in the past month why is my 2002 hyndai elantra still overheating The engine running hot can damage the thermal sensor which tells the computer to switch on the fan, Do ...

...changed the thermostate and gasket and antifrezze and water your fan clutch has gone bad an needs to be replaced the clutch works on a friction device the hotter it gets the more the friction plates ...

overheating, but the top hose is still cool to the touch, the thermostat is stuck closed and must be replaced.NOTE When a paper gasket is used and the recess is in the thermostat housing, it is a good

OVERHEATING, CAN i CHANGE MY OWN THERMOSTAT? my 2005 elantra is over heating how can i, or can i change my own therostat? yeah its not super hard locate wether the thermostat is at the end of the top ...

...overheating problem. I checked the coolant and oil for any milkyness and determined the thermostat was bad. I replaced the thermostat, but it is still ov It was also stated to me that this could be a ...

...Changed water pump, thermostat. Temp. gauge does not indicate overheating. Fans seem to be working OK. Try replacing the radiator cap. A weak cap will allow coolant to leave the radiator and go thru ...