Running hot

Asked by GuruZQKL3 Nov 13, 2017 at 05:43 AM about the 2007 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2007 Toyota Camry is trying to run hot something is
leaking from underneath my car and my heat stopped
working . What could this be

5 Answers

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change or test the thermostat in a pan of hot/boiling water and a thermometer , if the coolant looks crappy flush the system

157,465

You likely have a coolant leak. The leak needs to be found and repaired.

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Top off system with coolant and use a pressure tester to find your leak. If you do not see or hear a leak but the psi is dropping, you could have an internal leak. (Head gasket).

157,465

Guru9FSV8, you are way over their head. "Something is leaking from under my car" tells me this person has very limited knowledge about vehicles. No offense intended.

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