Random overheated msg? Looking for some insight.
So I'm driving yesterday fairly spiritedly for abt 5 min. I get off the highway and I get the "engine overheated" msg. I pull over and notice I do not hear the auxiliary fan that is associated with a hot car. Let the car sit turn it back on, no msg and still no fan. Weird to me so I then drive hard to see if the fan cuts on it does and no overheating msg. I need a new radiator because mine leaks(ordered yesterday ironically) and a new battery. Car wasn't low on coolant and I had my cooling system done earlier this year(water pump thermostat). Further more i put my car up to a GT1 and showing no errors. Any idea what this could be? Thanks for your input
Nope changed that recently, sorry forgot to mention that. It happened again the other night so I opened the expansion tank, it was a little low but it didnt even bubble over theres no way the car couldve been hot if I was able to open that with ease
Happened again, the fan didn't come on, this time under fairly heavy load but not at all while I was driving all day. When the overheated MSG comes up I get a rough idle no SES light but im thinking thermostat? I really could use some help guys
Hey I mistook your post for the oil PRESSURE sensor which is diff from from the oil LEVEL sensor pls do tell me more
Use this and get to menu number 7 and check what readout it gives for a cold engine (to check the thermometer's not broken). Then drive around and see what kind of temperatures you get.
Use this and get to menu number 7 and check what readout it gives for a cold engine (to check the thermometer's not broken). Then drive around and see what kind of temperatures you get.
Use this and get to menu number 7 and check what readout it gives for a cold engine (to check the thermometer's not broken). Then drive around and see what kind of temperatures you get.

Edit: got it went on a very spirited drivebfor abt 15 mims' no msgs and the coolant temp ranged from 85-110 celcius


