could my reservior cap be messed up??

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Asked by maria8230 Oct 31, 2012 at 03:44 PM about the 2002 Pontiac Grand Am

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my grandam wont stop running hot please help anybodyweve done everything possible new fans,waterpump,gaskets,two themostats,new collant flushed the raditor new bleed valve, whats wrong???/

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69,055

Is the air dam on the bottom of the front of the car intact? Its directly under the radiator.

60,335

these cars are known to have head gasket issues, or intake gasket. creates air bubbles around thermostat and makes it not want to open. define which gaskets you have replaced.

69,055

How hot? Overheating could be the head gasket but just hot could be many other things.

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to andrew we replaced the intake gaskets and nmanafold gaskets and while the engine was broke down we looked at the head gaskets too but they were fine...no oil in the water either...

176,035

The V6 Grand Am engine has a bleed valve in the coolant system. Open it until coolant comes out.

69,055

Does it come back down to a normal temp after sitting still for a few minutes, or does it runt hot sitting still as well?

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