You would know if the fan wasn't engaging. I had that happen in July
2005 in Coeur d'Alene. Be glad you have a temperature gage. My Corsica
I had at the time didn't even have a functioning dummy light for when
it over heated, the only warning I got would be the boiling water I
would hear in the reservoir when I stopped. Check the thermostat,
hoses, etc, check for codes, and swap out the cheap stuff first. Air
flow does sounds possible, hopefully you get the electric fan soon.
On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 2:31 PM, Eric <huffy340@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> > The upper hose is firm so the system is pressurizing fine, it
>> > has a new radiator cap and a brand new water pump, serpentine
>> > belt and tensioner.
>>
>> Make sure that the lower hose isn't collapsing.
>
> If it's good on the highway and not around town, i don't think it's
> a collapsing hose, since the pump is going slower around town. But
> do speak up if i am wrong!
>
>
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