00 Honda civic lx overheating?
Ok I have been having a overheating nightmare. So I had replaced the radiator, all hoses, thermostat, timing belt, both fans work and oil at poper level and cooling system bled. So after when that was done my overheating issue went away but after letting it sit for about a month and a half, my overheating issue came back. I'm very frustrated with this and would appreciate your opinion on this
Best if you check with a teachnician
Why didn't anyone check the water pump? Everything else is useless without a properly functioning water pump.
You said you had fixed the problem so do all the things you did the first time.
Everyone forgets about the heater core, you can bypass the HC then see if your OH prob stop then you know for sure.
If your rad was bad most likely so is your HC.
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