Impreza wrx overheating

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Asked by FrontierMotorz Jun 07, 2018 at 01:04 PM about the 2007 Subaru Impreza WRX Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Had my 2007 wrx overheated last night while the
car was parked and engine was running. It was 3/4
the temp gauge. I put water on the radiator and
then it cooled down. Drove it for 15kms and the
gauge was perfectly fine. I noticed the fans were
running even the temp was below 1/2. Could
anyone tell me what caused the overheating and
why does the fans run when it is cold ?  Can
anyone help ? Plesse

3 Answers

Low coolant level can make it run hot. The low coolant probably means you have a leak. Fix the leak and refill it with 50/50 anti freeze and then purge all the air out of the system.

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"water ON the radiator"?? IN or just splashed outside to cool it? If the former there's your answer. If the latter you may have a cooling system issue or even a cracked HG or head. Be more specific.

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Thanks for your answer. I could hear water bubble noise. HG or head symptoms are water and oil mixture. Isn’t it right ?

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