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Hyundai Elantra 2012 Limited 100000 miles
After driving for maybe 20 min. In 87deg. F. The temperature gauge goes to red line. Note: should fans go on by the radiator when temperature goes up?
Is their a sensor or fuse that we should check or me being old school it would be the thermostat?
Is their a sensor or fuse that we should check or me being old school it would be the thermostat?
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Thermostat is a good first move but there is also a cooking temperature sensor that should be on the block. Yes the fans should kick on if they are too hot. Have u checked the hoses for the correct temps or to see if pregnant? Another thing to check most people forget about is the heater core if u turn on the heat does the temp go down?if it does then it's the thermostat if not possibly the heater core may need replaced and please fill the antifreeze up thru the reservoir with the car running so it doesn't create a bubble that will cause overheating until the air is released from the system.
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CommentNo work A/C
Hyundai Elantra 2017 124000 miles
I had a problem with the engine overheating due to a hose that burst, and since then the air conditioning has stopped working.
2 reports
No work A/C
Hyundai Elantra 2017 124000 miles
Had a problem with the engine overheating due to a hose that burst, and since then the air conditioning has stopped working.
3 reports
No work A/C
Hyundai Elantra 2017 124000 miles
Had a problem with the engine overheating due to a hose that burst, and since then the air conditioning has stopped working.
2 reports
Revolutions drop
Hyundai Elantra 1999 275794 miles
After driving my car for a while without any problems, when the car is finally warm, revolutions suddenly drop and the car cannot be accelerated. All of a sudden, it speeds up alone but remains with the problem. Only after turning it off, it will start working normally again. There is no overheating, only a failure when warm.
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