Hyundai tucson 2006 start overheating out of

I'm blaming you pal ?????? try to locate the issue by having someone run the car out of gear ...whilst look have a look under the bonnet listening for it ... Simulate the conditions ..operate the Air con.. Engine running

While there are a variety of reasons your Hyundai Tucson is overheating, the most common 3 are a coolant leak (water pump, radiator, hose etc.), the radiator fan, or a failed thermostat.

How do you know this? What tests have you run?

POSIBLE VACUUN SUPLY FROM THE ENGINE BAY TO THE AC CONTROLS

check the clutch system for air and bleed out. check fluid level in reservoir. Some cars need an operating clutch and in neutral before the circuit is complete to allow the engine to start. So you will need pressure in the clutch system (Foot on the clutch pedal) and the selector in neutral to start..

it may not be the panel. I would check the refrigerant level as many of these systems use pressure switches. If no or low on refrigerant, then no pressure and system will not run.

I would suspect the fuel pump

Which engine?.. the 2.7 or the 2.0? Based on the description you give, it's probably a drive belt (on the 2.0). On the 2.7, there's only one belt.

have the battery & charging system tested