HI can a Cadillac converter issue case my radiator to blow?

Asked by India Feb 18, 2016 at 01:59 PM about the Hyundai Elantra GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

HI can a Cadillac converter issue cause my radiator to blow? how much will it
cost to fix it. this is a 2001 car. is it worth putting this money into it? I

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Hello! A bad catalytic converter can make a car overheat by causing a backup of pressure in the cylinder head. If the Elantra is overheating, I would have her towed to a reputable mechanic and have them replace the Catalytic converter, and do a full fluid flush/change (engine oil, and radiator/cooling system). I hope this helps, and best of luck!

11,125

I also just looked at your photo. All that brown fluid, is your engine oil and your antifreeze (or coolant) mixed together. This is KEY INDICATOR of a blown head gasket. Do not drive the car as doing so will severely damage the engine if it hasn't already. I would have the car towed to the nearest reputable mechanic as soon as possible. Again, I would not recommend driving the vehicle. It could irreparably damage the engine.

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