car over heating

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Asked by cesarfc2000 Sep 26, 2016 at 03:42 PM about the 2000 Honda Accord Coupe EX V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I just did an full synthetic oil change , new thermostat, replaced one small  new hose that was coming apart , added a special blue coolant to help for the heating, all belts are new  replaced within 12 months,  replaced radiator last year in summer. and I noticed the car was  overheating  only when it was hot weather. no leaks , both fans turn on .  in the morning when I go to work the car gets hot by the time I get to work but does not overheat . when I go home then it overheats after 20 minutes driving. car still overheating looking  for suggestions thanks.

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If you have replaced all this,you may need to have it pressure checked,if it turns out good,one of the new part,s pertaining to the coolant system is bad,could be new bad thermostat or water pump IMO.

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When the radiator was replaced was all the dead bug goop, dirt and leaves cleaned from the backside of the a/c condenser?

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new radiator was replaced about 12 months ago with new hoses , there s never been overheating since . the over heating just started on my car about 10 days ago with the hot weather . the only thing I've done right about before the problem started was opening the radiator cap to check water level which I do every about 30 days cause it has 275,000 miles

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finally found the cause of the overheating , it was the engine coolant temperature sensor. Last year in November I replaced the "ect" sensor because there was a trouble code that appeared . This time there was no trouble code or anything appearing. And the ect is also part of the temperature measurement. So I replaced the ect since I had warranty , taking a chance on it before doing anything more expensive. now the car runs normal.

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Good deal, I'm glad it was something fairly simple and not too costly. Thanks for letting us know.

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So my heat in my 2000 Honda Accord stop working out of the blue and I only turned it to cold then back to hot now it’s just blowing out cold air. What could be the cause of this problem. ?

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