overheating problems

Asked by Mia Aug 21, 2021 at 02:49 PM about the 2006 INFINITI G35 Sedan RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2006 infiniti g35 sedan that is overheating. I had the radiator replaced
as well as the coolant bleeder port. Bleed out the system & everything was fine
for 2 days & then it began overheating again. My coolant overflow tank is
cracked & was wondering it could it possibly be that the coolant tank is
cracked & the thermostat isn't getting correct amount heat? or what cause this
has been an issue for the pass week for me.

4 Answers

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If there isn't sufficient coolant in the system it can overheat. Also, the cooling system builds pressure to help cool the system as well.

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see if the fans come on when it gets hot , off and on over heating may be the thermostat , don't buy cheap get one from the dealer ( $$ ) it's worth it , things should be tested before replaced , a new radiator should have been 4th or 5th on the list .

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I really appreciate the answers you guys given me. The car was low on coolant so that’s why it overheated & 2 i’ve ordered a new coolant overflow tank & thermostat just to be on the safe side. But other than that the car has been driving normally

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