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 Master

This is really difficult to know what is happening without experiencing the problem and running some tests. You don't want to overheat the engine, this will just do more damage. Do some research on shops in your area, find a new mechanic, one you trust. Look for a Bosch service shop, and check the directory here and at Yelp, look for reviews from other customers.

 Rookie

Have you tried too set your revs lower at 600

Man, my did the same thing. im no mechanic by the way, but all my buddies are, from their advise and supervision i've successfully repair my overheating problem. Follow these steps.
1. Check and replace if necessary, your radiator. they are fairly cheap ($90)
2. Check hoses for any raptures, replace if necessary.
3. Thermostat housing, replace to after market aluminum. ($17)
4. Check water pump for any damage. (stock part is plastic made, after market is metal) change to whichever YOU may think is best.
5. Fan clutch, replace if necessary.
6. Flush your cooling system. (the way that the engine is position makes it VERY likely that air bubbles maybe trapped)
7. *****DO your research*****

Good Luck!!!!

Man, my did the same thing. im no mechanic by the way, but all my buddies are, from their advise and supervision i've successfully repair my overheating problem. Follow these steps.
1. Check and replace if necessary, your radiator. they are fairly cheap ($90)
2. Check hoses for any raptures, replace if necessary.
3. Thermostat housing, replace to after market aluminum. ($17)
4. Check water pump for any damage. (stock part is plastic made, after market is metal) change to whichever YOU may think is best.
5. Fan clutch, replace if necessary.
6. Flush your cooling system. (the way that the engine is position makes it VERY likely that air bubbles maybe trapped)
7. *****DO your research*****

Good Luck!!!!