Replacing plugs on a fiat siena

http://www.usse-natation.com/manual-for-fiat-siena-2003.pdf

Over heating may be caused by a faulty thermostat, a blocked radiator, a collapsed radiator hose - or cylinder head problems.

The same symptoms can also be caused by a faulty sensor - particularly a faulty oxygen sensor. All the sensors work together- fuel-air .. and a lean (weak) mixture can cause overheating. It sounds as though your car is struggling to get the air/fuel/timing mixtures correct.

Rather than change parts in the hope that you can cure the problem, ask somebody to do a diagnostic check on the engine to identify any error codes.

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there are no timing marks for camshafts you need a fiat tool to lock the cams rear of engine but if you mark the cam sprockets carefully before you dismantle you should be ok if not borrow the fiat tools the crankshaft marks are on the front pulley end about @aprox.10oclock position

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Its possible that damage to the wires has been done. Why did you change plugs? Do you have spark on any of the other plugs?

It's not the plugs. I would look at the coil/s or ignition module. Also check for codes. Could be the crank sensor is bad.

check to see if the cam shaft is turning ( broken timing belt /chain) run the fault codes to check for problem position sensors. check immobiliser is operational.

run the fault codes to find out.

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