toyota camry 2007
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Asked by Omar Jun 06, 2019 at 12:37 PM about the 2007 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

this is for a toyota camry 2007 le 4 cyl. I have a question about my car
overheating. the heads were replaced, new radiator, new water pump , new
radiator cap and new coolant but my car is still over heating. Today actual
coolant came out of the vehicle it has never done this before. What other items
can i look at or what else can i do.  

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Omar answered 5 years ago

Yes the fans are working properly. This happened to my wife now I'm home and the radiator fluid is coming out of the side where the water pump is at. So my guess it's the water pump.

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