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VAN STARTED OVERHEATING AFTER TRIP ACROSS ...

  • Tiny
  • Anonymous
  • 2003 Chevrolet Venture
  • 181,000 miles

Van started overheating after trip across country replaced thermostat 2 months ago was fine untill last week replace water pump today now its still overheating. Any ideas whats going on? Fans work just fine fuses all ok

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Monday, November 26th, 2012 AT 3:48 AM

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  • Tiny
  • freemba
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  • 1,143 posts

Do you have to add coolant from time to time?

Check the heater hoses for leaks. These have been known to leak and are hard to detect. Inspect them closely for soft spots, cracks, holes or bad connections (from end to end).
Post your results here).

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