2001 Toyota Camry overheating

Asked by Toyota4lyf Oct 16, 2018 at 02:47 PM about the 2001 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car failed on me while driving about a
month ago and we replaced timing
belt/ water pump. Next day car
overheats badly... put coolant in
doesn’t work, then we change
thermostat still overheating after
driving little distance, I then saw a
leak coming from thermostat so I
replaced the gasket and it still over
heats. Next thing was a family
member who’s been working with
cars for years decided to just take out
thermostat all together car ran okay
for a day then began to overheat
again!!!! I just don’t know what could
be the problem and have spent a lot
of money already. I do see a puddle
under the car but don’t see any leak
when I look in engine.. could it be
radiator? But the leak is more to the
passenger side of car

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