I've got 2014 ram truck with the 5.7 hemi, it started overheating I changed the thermostat that didn't fix it , could it be the water pump?

I've got 2014 ram truck with the 5.7 hemi, it started overheating I changed the thermostat that didn't fix it , could it be the water pump? 1 Answer

I have a 2003 Oldsmobile Silhouette and it keeps over heating first problem was it had a hole in a hose so changed it that caused the serpentine belt to snap changed that also took thermostat out for few days didn't stop so replaced with a new one then changed my water pump and I'm still over heating and now it acts like it dont want to start takes forever to start and looses power when I slow down and is still overheating 5 Answers

Changed my thermostat changed my water pump and new serpentine belt and still overheating??? So today were going to change the alternator, but need more information on if I'm right or wrong

I have a 1997 Ford crown vic, overheating... fluid coming out of reservoir, boiling, the fan works, changed thermostat, water pump working, what could it be? 2 Answers

it started overheating a few days ago, checked water pump, fan working, belt working, fluid is coming our of reservoir, replaced reservoir cap... I am stumped.....any suggestions??

my '96 nissan pickup started running hot and I was not losing fliud. The fan comes on, the oil is not milky so I changed the thermostat. The first day I drove it and ran it for a total of 25 minutes. Temp was fine. Second day drove for 10 minutes and ran hot. Drained and flushed radiator ran hot again after 10 minutes. After it cooled, I did have some water loss. Could this be the water pump or could I have screwed the thermostat installation up? 14 Answers

my '96 nissan pickup started running hot and I was not losing fliud. The fan comes on, the oil is not milky so I changed the thermostat. The first day I drove it and ran it for a total of 25 minutes...

i have a 2004 outback 3.0 that started overheating 3 days after i purchased it. I had the obveous replaced; heat sensor. radiater cap. When I went to rewplace the thermostate I found that it had been removed. Put in an after market therm and it didn;t change situation. I replaced water pump. That didn't work. Situation now is that the two upper hoses get hot quickly and are under pressure; lower hose is much cooler and not pressureized.Logic dictates either a bad therm (but it overheated even when the therm was removed) or a bad radiator (but the radiator seemed to pass water freely when I had it out. I understand there is a chemical that detects carbon in cooling system. Seems that should be my next step to rule out hg. I also understand that heater plays a roll in cooling system but not sure how much it would effect water temp and pressure. Any suggestions would be appreciated 2 Answers

started overheating. I replaced heat sensor, radiator cap. Went to replace therm. but found it didn't have one. Did relace it with a non subaru therm. Didn't solve problem so replaced water pump. A...