What could cause my car to overheat if I had the water pump replace???

Asked by Dominic Mar 14, 2015 at 03:51 AM about the 2001 Chrysler 300M

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I took a look under the hood and seen it
seem to be leaking slightly from something
smoke comes up from the upper left
handside of the car also blows cold air if
that means anything

2 Answers

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These cars need to be bled out when you drain the cooling system. If you do not get the air out you will overheat the engine. I would look here first. The bleeder is located just behind the upper radiator hose it is 10 mm.

don't hav answer but have questions about bleeding the air out how do u get all the air out what to do from start to finnsh if u don't mind me. Asking and I also changed my water pump and now for some reason won't rev past 2.5 grand someone told me to reset the computer by disconnect the positive cable from battery then I was told it may just a small fraction out time but it don't miss has slite hesitation some Times then some times u crank it up and has perfect throttle response and rev with no problems and it will go back to sputters like sputter box at 2 to 2.5 Grand

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