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over heating could be sensor thats bad?

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talontsi9095

15+ Year Contributor
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Jun 1, 2003
athens, Alabama
Well i had my car over heat the other day and this all happened after my bad ground problem. Well i thought it was the therm. so i toke it out at work so after that it still got alittle warm while driving it but nothin to bad. Well i got home the next day i changed my radiator my fans cause one of them hadnt been workin for a while and i had the radiator flushed and cleaned very well plus put a new therm. in too. well the next day i was driving to work and it did fine almost all the way there but when i got close to work it started riding alittle high (this was in 90 deg. weather). Well i drove home that night and it started rising up and down jumping up the whole ride back. I could slam on the brakes and it would go back down most of the time so i got it home and was goin to change my water pump to day but it is still good im pretty sure, but i seen that on the sensor where the clip clips on it could spin around and was real loose so im think my car might not be overheating?? i replaced everything i could think of that would make my car over heat.
 
Well my car is fixed now well i replaced my sensor and got a new ground for the battery so after all that i drove it about 12 miles down the road and half down the interstate doing 90 trying to make it run warm and it did great!
 
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