I have a 03 grand am 6cyclinder it over heated had to put water in to get home. Changed thermostat ran good for a day started to leak coolant out ofthe over flow hose now car wont start. Please help

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Asked by ablack414 May 29, 2014 at 07:53 PM about the 2003 Pontiac Grand Am GT

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TopShadeTree answered 9 years ago

This is very unfortunate,i have would suggested, you should have replaced your water pump too.You may have damage to your engine now.If car turns over but wont start,look at your oil to see if there is antifreeze/water in it.

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TopShadeTree answered 9 years ago

If there is or not could still be on the exhuast side,damage to head gasket,and possibly head damage all so.

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ablack414 answered 9 years ago

It ran normal for a little bit til coolant was leaking from over flow

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TopShadeTree answered 9 years ago

You may have to take it to a mechanic,he can fill it with air, to test,if the cylynender holds it its good,if it dont,its bad

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