03 infinity g35 sedan 3.5L

Asked by Coupe_5736 Feb 10, 2017 at 03:46 PM about the 2003 INFINITI G35 Sedan RWD with Leather

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 03 infinity g35 only over heats after 5 min of
driving but not at idle. Ive changed water pump and
the thermostat twice. Also new temp sensor and
bleed valve. My heater hardly works and the
thermostat is connectes to bottom hose of
radiator. Which stays cold and other hoses for
cooling system are hot. Thermostat opens at idle
but not when driving. The system pressures up so
much when driving and overflow tank just fills up. I
dont have a loss of power, missfire, or milky oil so
ive rulled out blown head gasket. And ive burped
my cooling system. Even hooked a waterpump to
coolant hose that hookes to bottom or engin and
forced cooland in to get air out. But car continues
to over heat only when driving.

6 Answers

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Some cooling systems are just a bitch to purge. Some garages have a machine to purge out cooling systems. You may have to find a garage that can purge the air from the cooling system. It sure sounds like trapped air. But if an engine has gotten hot at any time it is still possible to have a bad head gasket or a cracked head.

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The best way to rule out the headgasket other than what you tried, is pulling the spark plugs and looking down there to see the piston tops. Or a pressure test

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@Coupe_5736 did u ever find ur solution?? I am experiencing the exact same thing with my g35 to the T. Changed the water pump and thermastat too. Any suggestions??

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I’m trying to figure out what plug /sensor is plugged into the bottom of my motor , it’s plugged in but the other end is ripped off , service engine soon is on also

Check to make sure it is even over heating. I have a 2006 g35, and the gauge will read that it is overheating only when I drive. But it's not really overheating at all . I checked all of the temperatures while my car was reading very hot, and they actually cold around 105, and 150 on the hoses. So I'm going to try and changing some sensors to fix it.

Did anyone ever find out what the issue was, I’m going through the same issue with my G35 Please share your solutions

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