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Old 03-30-2009, 08:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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3vz overheat

i have a 93 3vz camry and i started the car everthing ran smooth but i noticed that the fans werent runnin at all and after like 20 mins the car over heats so i dont know whats goin on. i changed radiator, water pump, powersteering lines, almost everything. its been about 3 months now
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change your thermostat first... your thermostat might stuck to prevent antifreeze circulate thru the engine.
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did you change the thermostat or coolant temp sensor?

also, check to make sure that there is a signal coming from the ecu to the p/s pump to get it to engage the solenoid for speeding up the fans.
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changed thermastat didnt touch coolant temp sensor yet tho, i think i might go that route, next. i have no water in my oil and the car was running great til a couple days ago lol
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make sure that you don't drive the car until you get this fixed...

the 3vz is notorious for blowing a head gasket once it overheats...even more so than any other engine.
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