My 2001 ford focus is over heating and when i open the hood to check the water. Then i see it boiling.

Asked by Evelyn Apr 12, 2015 at 03:38 PM about the 2001 Ford Focus ZTS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The water in my car where you the antifreeze is boiling. Can you please tell me whats
wrong with it. Its a ford focus 2001.

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stikz answered 9 years ago

it is supposed to boil when it's hot, what is the problem exactly? why are you concerned with the water in the coolant system?

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stikz answered 9 years ago

my apologies i didnt see the over heating part. It could be over heating for a number of reasons, faulty thermostat is usually the first thing to replace, then try to flush the system to see if the system is clogged at all,

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Greaseball answered 9 years ago

The fan may not be working properly. Some of the sensors burn out & the fans do not turn on to keep the radiator cool.

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