What could be causing my Eagle Vision to overheat?

Answer by  thamizharasi (0)

If the anti-freeze is dirty it might be clogging up the radiator and other cooling jackets in the engine. You'll likely need to replace your radiator but flushing your cooling system may help. See Pep Boys on this. Before you go running down there though, pull the dipstick for your engine oil. Inspect it for bubbles, brownish color or a white film. If you have any of these in the engine oil you will need to replace the head gasket. If you are mechanically inclined then it shouldn't be too hard. Tedious, but not too big of a deal. Hopefully, the stuff you see in the reservoir is just lack of coo lent maintenance and flushing the coo lent system will take care of this. Remember to change your anti-freeze at least once a year.

Answer by  neielg (311)

Th factors involves this problem are clogged radiator, bad water pump, defective fan or fan thermal relay. Radiator kept as the cooling agent to the engine block. Water pump uses centrifugal force to send fluid to the outside while it spins.

Answer by  Gaur (7676)

I own a 1995 eagle vision and its gave me problems from the get go. We have replaced the engine at 28. 000 miles and again at 180. 000 miles.

Answer by  ng15 (115)

I assume you meant the thermostat was changed? The fact that the gauge moves, although high, that means the thermostat is opening, so it's working.