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Asked by dyoungen Jun 25, 2010 at 10:50 PM about the 1995 Toyota Avalon

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dyoungen answered 13 years ago

Sorry, my big finger hit the "enter key" before I could write the question. Anyway, My daughter-in-law has a 1995 Avalon that had some issues and it seems there are still some isues after the fix. The radiator was replaced, don't know why. Now it over heats I"m told because the radiator fan doesn't work even just driving on the open road will cause it to over heat. They drive it around town with no problem but anything more and it overheats. It seem to me that highway driving would keep the engine cool enough without the fan.

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