Overheating / Red Temp Gauge Blinks

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Asked by Major Jun 10, 2021 at 04:34 PM about the 2011 Subaru Legacy 2.5i AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2011 Legacy Is Still Overheating After Change Of The Thermostat. The Top
Hose Is Hot, Bottom Is Definitely Cooler!
A/C Is Cold Then Not So Much
I Released Some Pressure From The Radiator Cap And It Idles Without
Overheating.
Once Driving Within A Few Minutes Its Does It Again ?
#SENDHELPLOST

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Guru9L9THV answered 3 years ago

I just went thru this - replaced everything! - head gasket too with timing belt - - was still overheating - - so I surmised it had to be the block. I replaced the entire engine - and should've just done from beginning! was only 2,400 for a 4cyl installed...

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