I replaced my thermostat, my water pump, my ,and my engine still overheats.
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is it possible I might have a blockage in my heater core,cause there's no heat blowing from the fan.
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it has plenty of coolant, what else might be the problem.. I really don't know, its got the right thermostat, and the dex tro coolant.
IF, IF it is FULL of coolant and radiator fan(s) are working, it is possible a head gasket may be defective! Repair shop can do a combustion leak test to confirm or refute.
also could be faulty water pump,Have seen a few cases where the impeller comes disconnected from the shaft..if compression is ok as pushrod stated need to confirm that the pump is circulating the coolant propperly