Overheating

Asked by Harrison0129 Apr 10, 2018 at 09:23 PM about the 1995 Ford Crown Victoria LX Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 1995 Ford Crown Victoria.  It is
still overheating on me even after I
changed the thermostat and it keeps losing
coolant, but I can't find the leak even after I
put in a leak detector.  Does anyone have
any advice or previous experience with this
problem?

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Brian answered 6 years ago

Would do a compression test on engine. May be head gasket related and your coolant is ending up in the exhaust. If you have a heavy smoker then you have an issue.

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Rusty answered 6 years ago

Unload your Crown Vic now, get a Crown Vic or Town Car 2004 or newer. U will double your gas mileage and own a reliable car that'll go 500,000 miles. eBay has the best prices for these cars.

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GuruB9R59 answered 5 years ago

Intake manifold... Around the thermostat housing..its a easy relpace..no gasket sealer needed..

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