Radiator ho do you chang a radiator in a E46 318 1999 please any one can i do that?

You make sure reservoir is full if it's full after running 10 minutes or so check top and bottom radiator hoses and see if both are hot if only top one is hot may have a bad thermostat if both are hot it may have a heater control valve in heater line Goin into heater core

A worn water pump is the most likely. If the coolant is going down, the water is going somewhere.

The most common reasons an Oldsmobile Alero is overheating are a coolant leak (water pump, radiator, hose etc.), the radiator fan, or a failed thermostat. Coolant leak (water pump, radiator, hose etc.)

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Videos on overheating. You probably have air in the system from when you replaced the thermostat. The coolant system needs 'burping' of air.

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Remove the top radiator bracket and the whole thing will slide out. IF you have .... What I Have: 1994 Grand Cherokee Limited 2.25" 4 Wheel ...

check for blocked radiator cores
check that if the thermostat is at the bottom hose in the block that it is operational ( opening)
check that the bottom radiator hose is not collapsing at high rpms water pumps very seldom stop pumping unless they cannot get water to the vanes from thermostat is not opening ( too cold or faulty)
radiator is blocked
air lock in system
bottom hose is too soft and collapsing under suction

On older jeeps, the upper radiator support is held by torx screws, T30, if I recall, but maybe T27.
Drain radiator, remove upper and lower hoses, disconnect transmission cooler lines, remove upper radiator support panel, and hood latch if necessary. Check for obstructions-radiator should be free to lift out. Funny that the radiator support and hood latch were both held by torx screws, but were different sizes.

Has to be your temperature sensor cat of to save you damage your engine.do the easy things one way is to check with obd scaner to pin point watt it is or flush radiator fit new thermostat and radiator cup check your fans and watt is last water pump and sensor damage or radiator block or leak ,when your engine stop check top and bottom radiator hose for even heat top slight more ho if is bust is radiator blockage .

Replaced the thermostat then upper radiator hose is ho.....

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i have a citi golf 1.4i. the radiator fan is not running. i assume its the fuse. ho do i know which one is radiator fan fuse in the fuse box

No, but you do have to take the fan and shroud off. then you pull the compressor loose and pull forward.

1. Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
2. Remove the splash guard on the right side of the vehicle.
3. Loosen the alternator belt idler pulley.
4. Slip the drive belt off the alternator pulley.
5. Remove the four air conditioning compressor mounting bolts.
6. Remove the radiator fan and fan shroud.
7. Move the air conditioning compressor forward.
8. Disconnect the alternator harness connector.
9. Remove the alternator mounting bolts, and lower the alternator from the vehicle.

I think you should just run it for a while. It should dry out. Shouldn't take too long, i would guess about 15 minutes or so. Maybe you've already done that?