temperature problem

Check the thermostat and radiator. Do you have coolant losses issues?

No I don't everything with the fluid is good and fan is working good was told my coolant temperature sending unit

And I replaced my thermostat and keeps doin it

When temperature reads higher than normal, how much higher than normal?
Does the fans comes on and stops when the problem occurs? If yes, it could be the sending unit, ground circuit or gauge.

It will go up all the way if I let it but I don't I can turn the car off and right back on move a couple feet or pit in neutral and give it a little gas and it goes back down and yea the fans come on and off when it happens

That would indicate a wiring issue rather than actual overheating. Check the ground circuit connections, behind the headlights and sending unit.

Just to add to this so it will overheat while sitting in the drive thru if you dont take it out of gear and do what you say you do to keep it from overheating?If so i have had a couple of cars like that.

I changed the thermostat and the coolant temperature sending unit check the wires make sure they are on good still having the problem what else can u doing

Please answer the questions i ask so i can help you.Does the car only overheat in the drive thru and to make it stop overheating you have to take it out of gear and rev the engine up?

No it don't I can move up a few feet or turn it off and back on not even a secound later nut only does when parked or when AC is on going at interstate speeds or up a mountain

Have you checked your radiator for debris like sand fur etc?You said earlier it was overheating in the drive thru thats why i asked.

At center of dash and above left kick panel there are 2 more grounding points. check those. If it fails to solve the problem, the meter cluster is the likely suspect.

Also you can use a infared temp gun to compare actual temp with a scan tool that reads live data.