I have 1995 Ford crown Victoria LX that is overheating. I just finished replacing intake manifold, thermostat, water pump, oil filter adapter, vacuum lines and two sensors on the intake manifold. I havent driven the car yet but when i turned it over to add antifreeze to it and it started to overheat. can someone please help

Asked by CrownVicGuy60 Jul 14, 2016 at 01:20 PM about the 1995 Ford Crown Victoria LX Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

why isnt the themostat opening up its brand new

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T_S_T answered 7 years ago

Are you sure the thermostat is not upside down?

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firebird338 answered 7 years ago

Ran into this problem many times brand new out of the box not working so just take back to store and explain what happens and they will be glad to give you another new one. Quite sure you are not going to be the first to bring back a new part that does not work.

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Mike1955crownvic answered 5 years ago

you can check a thermostat put in boiling water and see if it opens...always check a new one first ...saves time having to change it.

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