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sonnet26 Platinum Enthusiast	Posted I know, NO ONE'S ever asked this before...be that as it may; I recently replaced my thermostat and my car is still overheating. (sonnet's car) Now that it's no longer sunny and warm, I find my heater isn't working so well...at least not all the time. Water pump?
	Posts: 2219 | Location: denver, co, usa | Registered: 07-22-02

MrSensitive Gold Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Water pump sounds like a good place to start. Check to make sure that your radiator still holds it's water. If it still has all it's water/antifreeze then it's most likely the pump. If it keeps losing water, you obviously have a leak somewhere along the system. Check for leaks first, then go for replacing the water pump next. Good luck! Mr(pump it up)Sensitive
	Posts: 1375 | Location: Spokane WA USA | Registered: 06-03-02

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sonnet26 Platinum Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Water pump it is! Nothing else is wrong, no leaks. I'll replace next weekend.
	Posts: 2219 | Location: denver, co, usa | Registered: 07-22-02

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