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Asked by delarosa2 Oct 16, 2018 at 10:41 AM about the 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

has new radiator, new temp gages, flushed, seem to not be a head gasket due to no steam or water leaking when overheating. "Combustion into coolant system" is what is being said...what is this?

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delarosa2 answered 5 years ago

car is currently with a mechanic, he has put in a new radiator, new water pump, new temp gage, flushed everything out. The car will drive fine for a little bit, then will go back to doing it's overheating fun. He says that when he ran a check on it it said combustion into coolant system. Can it still possibly be a blown head gasket if it shows no water leak or steaming out when the car starts to over heat? I am at my wits and wallet end on this.

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