I don’t hear a sound or really smell or see anything as far as fluid, but if I’m parked for a little bit, the temp gauge starts to indicate it’s heating up. If I drive off, it’ll slowly go back towards my the middle. First the air went out, then I put coolant in it. Then the air went back to normal and the temperature was ok for an hour or so. Next thing I know, while at a light, the temp starts to heat back up. I’m hoping it’s something minor like a radiator, fan, or hose. If anyone could possibly help, that’d be greatly appreciated.
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Hello, sounds like the cooling fans are not generating air flow through the radiator when the vehicle is running but not moving. This is where I'd look first.
If you notice the fans not turning on, then you'll need to troubleshoot to find out why.
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