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#3 of 22 Re: 2001 LS Overheating or Not? [racing4cash]
by ajinnette
Feb 05, 2010 (4:15 pm)
I have a 2000 LS and it is doing the same thing. I just had the catalytic convertor replaced, but right before I had it replaced it started doing the same thing yours did, and after I had the catalytic convertor fixed this did not happen for about a week and now it is happening again. Can you tell me what you did to fix yours? It definitely is not running hot, I have raised the hood multiple times now and there is no evidence of it running hot, no steam, no boiling out of the radiator or anything, no noise at all under the hood.....
#4 of 22 Re: 2001 LS Overheating or Not? [ajinnette]
by lincolnls2002
Mar 11, 2010 (5:19 pm)
my 2002 lincoln ls started to overheat . I pulled over and the motor was fine. It was not over heating.It actually did it twice.how do i repair this problem
#5 of 22 Re: 2001 LS Overheating or Not? [lincolnls2002]
by racing4cash
Mar 12, 2010 (4:20 am)
to both of the last posts. i have not fixed this problem on my car as of yet. but the one guy that described the trapped steam bubble got me to thinking and this is what i have experianced. i noticed that when in my car starting it for the first time this "overheating problem" would occur not long after my car got to operating temp. but i also noticed that when it was cool outside and i started up my car and was running my heat this problem would not occur. so the other day when the overheating issue happened, i turned on my heat wide open. well i think this moved the water around in the cooling system and the temp immidiatly fell back to halfway wich is where it normally runs. i could still hear the sound under my hood that sounds like an auxillary fan, but my temp went to normal without having to pull over and shut the car off for five mins. so give this a try next time and let me know what happens.
#6 of 22 temp up engine fan loud now the engine lites stuck on
by baux
Mar 13, 2010 (2:12 pm)
the same thing just happend to me thermostat high eninge powerd down, i pulled over turned my car off and it went back to normal, but now my engine lite is on will this resolve itself or do i need to take it in
#7 of 22 Re: 2001 LS Overheating or Not? [racing4cash]
by garthman
Dec 15, 2010 (1:36 pm)
It's possible the cooling system has an "air bubble". Lincoln has a procedure to purge any trapped air within the system. This is usually needed when a componet is replaced and the system re-filled. If I recall, next the the left hood hinge, the radiator tank is there (where coolant is added) and to the center of the vehicle from that tank, there's a valve that's used to let the air out. Not sure extactly however this should steer you in the right direction if that is the issue.
#8 of 22 Re: 2001 LS Overheating or Not? [racing4cash]
by project78
May 18, 2011 (5:27 am)
Sorry I'm new here racing4cash, I am experiencing exatly the same problem on my lincoln ls...my mechanic did find that it was an air pocket though...he checked all hoses and let the "air pocket" out...solve my problem for a few days but problem came back!! did u find out what on your lincoln yet?? will like to hear back from you thanks
#9 of 22 Re: 2001 LS Overheating or Not? [racing4cash]
by ldogg1
Jul 16, 2011 (6:48 pm)
I to have 2011 Lincoln Ls overheating, no mechanic including ford dealership has been able to diagnose the problem I have replaced the radiator and hydrolic fan after the dealer told me it was the fan, the said that my thermostat was fine and not sticking,there where a motor to the fan and water pump both working fine and the water pump also working. It overheats when the weather is really hot and i turn the air conditioning on, and also in stop and go driving in hot weather,last time i checked i can drive long distances on the frwy at a least about an hour without overheating not something that intentionally risk trying but the gauge will go up to H when it does run hot and will continue to go up until the indicator light comes on if i dont pull over and stop, will be making a trip back to the dealer if they cant diagnose the problem i will be writing Ford corporate office, I have been dealing with this since April If anyone have any other solutions PLEASE HELP
#10 of 22 Totally clueless on the overheating...
by nickrl
Jul 20, 2011 (4:15 pm)
I am having a overheating issue as well. Heres the trip with mine, In the past 18 months my 02 v8 has had the hydraulic fan replaced, the pump replaced, thermostat changed last week, no airlock or any of that fun stuff. mechanic said theres no leaks (im not sure if he pulled the degas bottle to check for crack but am taking his word for it), the cap seems to be good- nice hissing sound if i try to remove it. have had the radiator flushed and filled by a mechanic. ac is blowing hot air (doubt that has anything to do with it... just adding to the complaint box). It has overheated on me four times in the past two weeks. It only seems to do it on my third consecutive time getting into the car, ex. drove 9 miles to autozone was in there 20 mins. drove 2miles to oriellys was in there 10 minutes, then drove back home with it starting to heat up. when the temp starts to rise i hear a whining sound like theres a supercharger on the car. The mechanic has had the car twice now and cant find anything wrong with the car. When the car is overheating the fan isnt coming on but if i let the car sit for a while everything is fine. Unlike other people I cant just shut the car off and re start it with the guage going back to normal. no check engine light comes on when this happens- so are there codes being stored? Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance.
#11 of 22 Re: Totally clueless on the overheating... [nickrl]
by ldogg1
Jul 20, 2011 (8:03 pm)
Well since my last post I have determined that It does appear that I have a leak seems to be coming from the resovoir(would that be the same as the dagasse bottle)? I have been had that leak but the mechanic kept saying it was the sweat from the air conditioning, my air conditioner does still work exceptionally well,without overheating but only on the frwy. Well I haven't been running the air and still notice a leak so I will address that and see what happens, If still overheats will take back to the dealer which
is in the plan anyway. will post back to let my overheating buddies know the outcome wish my luck
#12 of 22 Re: 2001 LS Overheating or Not?
by hydrols
Jul 26, 2011 (1:42 pm)
i have a 2002 ls that for some reason when ever it feels like it wants to the coolant will start to bubble the car doesnt seam to be running hot the ac is cold the gauge is reading normal but its bubbling so bad i can feel it in the brake pedal any ideas