i have a1998 toyota camry that runs hot. the temp guage goes up then comes back down i actually heard bubbling last night

Asked by migration_mensa Feb 24, 2014 at 01:26 PM about the 1998 Toyota Camry CE

Question type: General

190000 miles 2.2l ce purchased last week for 2500 has new waterpump new timing chain new thermostat new radiator cap

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Make sure that your electric fans are working. Start car and let it warm up to temperature. Open the hood and watch your fans. They should kick on when car becomes hot. You also may have air trapped in your cooling system. Try your local auto store, they sell kits to bleed out trapped air in cooling systems. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rnb-902-301

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Take the wire off. Sender ground it it schould turn fan on main fan If not replace relay and switch The ac fan turns on when fan for ac is on or when ac is on

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Autozone has a kit to ck head Gskt Easy to ck Pluger with tube put chem. put pluged at cap pull fumes from rad if chem change color head Gskt need replaced

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