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Chrysler LHS
Report: Poor Heat Output Due to Air in Cooling System After Service
Chrysler LHS Problem
Model Years Affected: 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001
Average Mileage: 124,484 mi (101,221 mi - 147,000 mi)
Poor output from the heater and/or engine overheating can be caused by air left in the cooling system after the cooling system has been serviced. Our technicians tell us the proper coolant fill procedure should be used to prevent this problem from occurring.
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Visitor, 1996 Chrysler LHS, 117,000 mi
losing water keeps over heating. sometimes i'll leave it running and no heat untill i give it just a little gas then super hot air comes out....everytime i think i figured it out. My wife calls me to tell me she's stuck letting car cool down. Not a happy camper !! Wife makes alot of 1000 mile trips to see her family. Wonderin if its even worth fixing ??????????
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Visitor, 1997 Chrysler LHS, 147,000 mi
I've replaced the thermostat, water pump, timing belts, and radiator cap, but my 97 Chrysler LHS is still overheating. Any suggestions?
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Visitor, 2001 Chrysler LHS, 135,000 mi
changed the thermastat..when the engine heats up it boils out of my resevoir for my radiator..Fans are not coming on and cooling the car..going to change relay and pray that works or then I need a chrysler part which will be around 300$ of course..Not good..I will never buy a chysler again..
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johnd525, 1995 Chrysler LHS, 101,221 miRookie
i have changed 2 thermostats and the thermostat housing yet the car still overheats and i have no heat. I tried the atc code diagnostic check and it came back with no codes.
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Rookie
car was overheating, tried changing the thermostat and water pump and it is still overheating.
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