I have a acura 1997 3.2 tl, it over heats

Asked by Guru9K2SX Jul 11, 2017 at 12:06 PM about the 1997 Acura TL 3.2 FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the first time I drove about 60 miles , I added water it stopped, I droved it
back home and it was fine it didnt do it on the city, I took it to the mechanic
he replace the thermostat and it was fine on the city for acouple of weeks, I
drove it on the high way about 60 miles and it did it again, I took it back to
the mechanic and had him remove the thermostat it drove fine untill next
time I went on the high way, this time I drove it 260 miles before it heat it up,
I took it to an other mechanic in the town I was in he ran it for 2 hours with air
on and off, and couldent get it to heat up, he cleaned the exterior of the
radiator and I drove back home it heated up after I drove it like 250 miles, I
cooled it off and drove it home and it didnt heat up, all this high way miles
where on themperatures of A 100 dg plus

3 Answers

38,885

you need to know if the fans are turning on when it gets hot , pull over and take a look just don't run it when it's hot ,, you could start it up and wait for normal operating temp. but some cars take long to reach that , if you want to spend some money replace the coolant sensor .

38,885

I read your post and the thermostat was removed ? you need a quality thermostat installed fist thing , did you notice any oil in the coolant when you flushed it ?

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