Why is my care overheating and then not wanting to start.
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I have a 2010 Dodge Challenger R/T, it has had no issues until now. I was driving and it started to overheat, and then won’t start back until the car cools down. I see no leak the fluids are all good. After I go through the cooling process, it will start back and drive fine for a while then do it aging. At one point there was a loud clunking sound and would not start but only did it one time.This car has had regular maintenance and no prior issues.
Driving around 20-40 Minutes makes the overheating start, then the car stalls and won’t start back. Then not until the car cools down will the car start back.
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