I have a 2007 grand prix gt and my thermostat keeps reading very high then my computer screen sayes a/c off for engine protection and sometimes thermostat gets really high car sayes hot coolant ??

Asked by Ericalashawn Mar 19, 2015 at 02:37 PM about the 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Please help!!!

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Forgot to mention car is never hot when I check engine it's warm I can't drive 10 mins or more before this happenes

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Agree. Or, if you've changed coolant recently then possibly air trapped in the system.

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When it does it i pull over and hear a bubbling sound so it's probably is air in there I did have it replaced recently

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You need to bleed that air out of the system to get it cooling properly. It's a bit tricky to do on newer cars. Shops that specialize in cooling system service have special vacuum equipment for doing the job properly. Sometimes a few dollars spent getting it done professionally pay off in the end.

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Not sure about the 2007 but the earlier V6 motors had an air bleed screw for the cooling system on the front left side of the motor

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