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I would start by checking the fluid to make sure it's at the proper level, Then check to see if the thermostat is opening like it should. If you have good flow and you get heat inside the car but the car still overheats I think I'd be checking for blown head gaskets and head warp.
clean the coils and make sure the fan by the compressor is running fast enough . this will cause the unit to run to hot if dirty and the wall between should be hot it has a hot tube running through it .. but if comp is too hot so is the wall ..mm
Is it actually running hot or is the thermostat gauge showing it is running hot? The reason I ask is because after spending money on a thermostat, fan clutch, and almost a radiator because I thought mine was running hot, I found out it was my sensor.
have a ariston euro combi boiler ,the problem to get hot water i have to turn the heating on to get hot water. but now it only run for a few min then run cold please help
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