07Dodge Magnum still overheating after repairs

Asked by VthomasJ Mar 20, 2018 at 12:19 PM about the 2007 Dodge Magnum SE RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 07 Dodge Magnum is still overheating after having thermostat, radiator,
coolant bleeder, water pump, temperature sensor all has been replaced and
still runs hot heads are fine had a flush done same thing what else could it be
please Help

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I'm assuming you've already checked your cooling fan operation? Are you loosing coolant? How were the heads diagnosed to be ok? Were there any problems with your heads before (a possible gasket leak)? sometimes stop leak is introduced into engines and clog coolant ports in the heads.

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https://chrysler.custhelp.com/app/chrysler/b2c_det ail/a_id/18737

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My 2005 magnum keeps overheating an I have done everything bleed line an replace sensors

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