Overheating I think this is the problem it overheating but how do i fix that?

not really a non running fan can cause overheating------ overheating problem --check fluid level--test coolant--check oil and coolant for mix problem ---water pump --etc

make sure fans are coming on

If it is just overheating then you can do a couple of different things:

1) Make sure you use the laptop with plenty of space around it so it has air to the fans.

2) Buy a cooling platform designed to help with overheating.

Also, you may need to do a complete diagnostic to make sure everything is still good. Overheating can burn up the transistors quickly.

If the car is overheating it is not just cause the coolant is low. There is a leak somewhere in the system this must be fixed first.

it is. your scaler chip is damaged or your overheating your xbox. try the towel trick or turn it in for repairs.

A/C turns off when the engine overheats, if it isn`t actually overheating, your coolant temp. sensor could be bad, which would make the computer think that it is too hot.Look for overheating first then check that sensor if not overheating.

water pump is the problem,you will find the the water pump impellor has broken or come loose from the shaft,you going to have to replace the water pump

Hi

One simple piece of advice. If you are thinking of buying this particular Discovery - don't.

The reason for this is that although potentially this is an easy fix and is likely to be a thermostat that needs replacing (jammed shut) - there is a risk that the jeep has been running for some time with this overheating problem. At least you don't know how long it has been driven like this.

The risk of driving an overheating engine is that the cylinder head could be warped and even if you resolve the overheating issue - other serious engine damage may already have occurred.

This could easily turn into a very expensive mess. If I was to view a car with an overheating issue like this I would simply walk away. Even if the head is not warped there is a higher risk of a head gasket blowing at some point and this again involves considerable expense in labor terms.

There are plenty of good Discoverys out there. My advice? Keep your money in your pocket until you find one.

Hope this helps. Please do rate this answer. Thanks.

I had the same problem and tried several things that didn't help. A friend introduced me to a Northstar mech. that explained the real problem. Internal engine relief was faling which created overheating between cylinder sleeves and engine block creating blow back pressure in cooling system. There is a fix for this. The mechanic helped me with the problem and car is running once more... Anyone thinking they have a head gasket, intake gasket, or thermostate problem should look at this fix.

You could try a new cpu fan and heatsink. They are normally inexpensive. if this does not work make sure all the case fans are working and check to see if your ram is overheating