Why is my car overheating?

Asked by GuruWWT6W Jul 15, 2023 at 04:42 AM about the 2013 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Why will the car be overheating? I have
change the radiator the water pump, the
reservoir and the thermostat and it still
overheats

4 Answers

40,075

Depending on the symptoms we could have given you the first steps but you went and spent a bunch of money and it didn't help so you're probably left with a blown head gasket . Now you have to decide if that 10 year old car is worth even more money

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310,545

A 10 year old Ford Fusion is most likely a blown headgasket. You can get a DIY kit from a parts store or have your favorite shop do the test.

720

the fins are worn off the water pump, examine for leaking from the weep hole~ perhaps a "flow-test" will shed some light on the subject~

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