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Engine overheating
Chevrolet Cruze 2013 sedan automatic transmission 122000 miles
Don't say there's not one error on the dashboard and the problem is the engine overheating.
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A/C auto disabled and fan constantly runs
Chevrolet Cruze 2011 110000 miles
The display says the AC is turned off because it’s too hot. However, it says this when I first start the vehicle. The fan also immediately starts running, and when I turn the engine off after driving, the fan stops, it doesn’t continue to run as if the engine is overheating. I have no signs of the engine overheating.
The temperature gauge constantly stays at C, it does not ever deviate away from it. I checked my radiator fluid and it was dry. I filled it up and it is at the same level and hasn’t moved since which was about 10 days ago.
The temperature gauge constantly stays at C, it does not ever deviate away from it. I checked my radiator fluid and it was dry. I filled it up and it is at the same level and hasn’t moved since which was about 10 days ago.
3 reports
I am having the same issue. So was the radiator fluid the problem?
I am in the process of getting it fixed. Im pretty sure my mechanic said it needed a piece that connected to the coolant and he was replacing the thermostat. He is charging me 80 bucks for that (he helps people at poverty level) but regardless where you go it should be a simple fix and should not cost a whole lot.
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