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Old 10-03-2007, 05:07 PM
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92 Lesabre Limited overheats

hey guys, my car starts to overheat after about a month of driving. I refill it with coolant and it drives alright. I tested for a coolant leak, the mechanics said there was none, and the coolant system maintained good pressure. but this time, i put coolant in, and the temp never went down? could it be my theremostat, cause anyway, i was thinkin, i shouldn't have to change my coolant every month! any help will be appreciated.

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Old 10-03-2007, 10:53 PM
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Re: 92 Lesabre Limited overheats

the thermostat could be clogged with trash, or just old and stuck closed and not letting enough water thru.
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Re: 92 Lesabre Limited overheats

Are you saying that you're loosing coolant? A faulty thermostat will not cause coolant loss.
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