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I have an 06 Buick rendezvous that overheats after only a few minutes. I have replaced the coolant sensor, the thermostat, the water pump and have flushed the radiator. There is no visible coolant inside the car, nor leaking anywhere. The radiator fans kick on when they are supposed to, and there doesn't appear to be any coolant in the oil.
What makes this problem better or worse?
It's the same all of the time, regardless of outside temperature
How long has your 2006 Buick Rendezvous had this problem?
A few months
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Hello, sounds to me like you have an air pocket still in the cooling system after replacing all these components - causing the coolant to boil over. I can't be sure what was done to purge air, so - check this first? There are no mysterious cooling system components here. You require coolant flow, air flow through the radiator, and a thermostat that opens and closes at the right times. You also need to have an engine that is intact when it comes to isolating coolant from the combustion chambers. I'd suggest a professional assessment at a shop near you. Use this link to find some shops near you that can help with your concern: www.repairpal.com/repair-shops