my nissan altima keeps on heating up real bad on me . only on the hot days it heats up so much that i have to stop for a while it has engine coolant ,fans are working .plz help

Asked by Brian Jun 01, 2014 at 10:08 PM about the 2006 Nissan Altima

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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12,535

May be bad water pump,stuck thermostat,or leak.if you have plenty of fluid in you radiator?

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your rad should have coolant in it mixed with water at a proper ratio ;where I live it's 50/50 and the system needs CLEAN fluid to operate properly. Ask a mechanic (unless you know someone else) to check your coolant quality. You may need to drain the cooling system. Also the rad can get rusted (all those tiny fins) and not leak out yet but because the cooling surface is degraded it's not doing it's job. That's just a couple of more things to visually peek at.

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25,355

Just in case. NEVER UNDUE THE RAD CAP to check fluid until it's stone cold.

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reverse flush radiator m& install new coolant check thermostat

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