I have a 2006 Chrysler sebring the resivor is bubbling and steam coming out but the car is not ondicating that it is over heating is this the water pump or the thermostat or what could it be any advis

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Asked by Carmae Dec 06, 2014 at 05:21 PM about the 2006 Chrysler Sebring Touring Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Could be your thermostat is no good or your water in not working.

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How would i know which one it is water punp or thermostat

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If thermostat is stuck,you can remove cap on radiator,crank car,thermostat should open in a bout 3 to 5 minute,s,then you should see water circulate through radiator,if not change thermostat first,then see if water circulate,s,if not change your water pump.

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If your radiator cap does not seal properly or is loose ... the coolant will go from the the small line beside the cap to the recovery tank. If this problem is recent ... try resealing the cap by removing it and reinstalling ... if no works then get a new cap if your cap is a few years old .... if it's still having the problem then it could be Pump or Thermostat

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