08 Ford Fusion 2.3 Overheating, NO HEAT

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Asked by Whyyounowork Jan 19, 2019 at 11:35 AM about the 2008 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So my fusion has been acting rather strange. I'll warm it up
and drive for about 5 minutes in the city and at a stoplight it
will start blowing cold air and eventually overheat and
coolant will leak from the reservoir. Most of the time if I
give it some gas or take off from said stoplight the temp
gauge will go back down and start blowing hot air again.
Happens mostly when under freezing temps.

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Ed92626 It was the water pump. Changed the thermostat last night, then the water pump today. Bled the cooling system and now it seems to heat the cab and keep a consistent temp. Thanks for your input, it helped greatly!

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