Overflow Boling

Asked by Wendyes May 12, 2016 at 07:33 AM about the 2002 Chrysler Sebring LX Convertible FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Gauge in car Reads normal. But when u cut off car you can
hear it boiling in overflow. Has a new tremstate . New water
pump

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May need to have the cooling system purged from some air pockets. Also make sure the fans are working for the radiator.

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I would agree with tennisshoes. You could have a bad head gasket. I would have the coolant tested for combustion gasses.

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change your rad. cap. as soon as you shut off your eng. the temp. rises and a bad cap will let it blow off into the overflow tank a head gasket dont do that. and your cap is designed to suck coolant back into the rad. as it cools. also check at the thermastat housing for a bleeder screw because some cars and trucks need to have the air bled from the system when it is filled plus some have two bleeder screws one at water pump and one at the thermastat housing.

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