Overheating

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Asked by jairoaguirre2000 Jan 25, 2018 at 05:16 PM about the 2003 Kia Sedona LX

Question type: General

My Kia Sedona overheats every time I stop, when
car is running is ok but if I stop in a light the car
overheat... why this happen?

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While driving the cold air keeps the engine from overheating if the car is not leaking you might have a stuck thermostat or no coolant

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Are the cooling fans working?, if they are, check coolant flow, could be a bad pump, stuck thermostat or low coolant level.

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If you haven't replaced it in the last 2 years, don't even bother checking it, just replace it, it's very easy to do. How many miles on the car? the water pump might be bad. Her's a link on how to replace thermostat... https://www.2carpros.com/articles/replace-thermostat

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To check for coolant flow, When engine is cold, safely remove radiator cap, run engine til it reaches normal operating temperature, you should see coolant flowing through the radiator. Are the cooling fans working?

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The cooling fans are working good, I'll check the flowing... thanks.. water pomp is new also belt

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the air conditioning and heater went working properly now that it's overheating they work

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