2002 Ford Mondeo 2.0 Ghia heats up
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2002 Ford Mondeo 2.0 Ghia heats up
Hi,
I own a 2002 Ford Mondeo 2.0 Ghia.
I try to do all the fixing by my self.
I have this problem that I am unable to fix for a while now.
The car heats up when I STOP. I have to push on the gaz in order for it to cool down abit and that does not always work.
Here's the thing! I have replaced the:
1) Radiator
2) Thermostat
3) Water pump
4) all tubes plus coolant reservoir tank
No water is missing. No oil is missing.
the car still heats up.
I am frustrated.
please help.
I own a 2002 Ford Mondeo 2.0 Ghia.
I try to do all the fixing by my self.
I have this problem that I am unable to fix for a while now.
The car heats up when I STOP. I have to push on the gaz in order for it to cool down abit and that does not always work.
Here's the thing! I have replaced the:
1) Radiator
2) Thermostat
3) Water pump
4) all tubes plus coolant reservoir tank
No water is missing. No oil is missing.
the car still heats up.
I am frustrated.
please help.
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The temperature gauge is smack in the middle as it should be but only for the 1st 20mins so I assume if it shows the normal temperature at 1st it shows the overheating correctly as well.
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not always-as the sender gets up to temperature it can misbehave-worth trying a new one for little expenditure-and or wire up a capilliary gauge to measure the actual temperature of coolant-or use a heat/temperature sensing gun
worth also checking if the cooling fan is turning the correct way-thats assuming it works as it should-if engine is genuinely hot it should be on trying to cool it
worth also checking if the cooling fan is turning the correct way-thats assuming it works as it should-if engine is genuinely hot it should be on trying to cool it
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I have checked the temperture. the engine is most definitely overheating.
however, I have noticed something which I think is weird.
There are little tiny bubbles climbing back into the reservoir tank. (kinda like soda)
could it be a compression lose?! causing the pistons to rise the temperature of the water?
however, I have noticed something which I think is weird.
There are little tiny bubbles climbing back into the reservoir tank. (kinda like soda)
could it be a compression lose?! causing the pistons to rise the temperature of the water?
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