Have you checked for coolant loss or leakage ? If OK then check water temp sensor, both itself and its fuse/wiring. Red.
SOURCE: overheating
1. start the engine and leave the radiator cap open.
2. put a cardboard cover or a rug in the front of you radiator.
3. let it runs 20 minutes or more, see if it is overheated and see the water or coolant in the radiator circulated or not. If not, as soon as you have already changed water pump. thermostate and check the hoses, no leak, I think your radiator was blocked.
Did you put stop leak before?
SOURCE: My 95 camry is loosing
leaks ..it has a leak, i suggest you to dismount the radiator it may be has a leak that could be dried due to the heat, you can also try to check all bypass hoses.
SOURCE: overheating engine, but no water
Hi.
A number of possibilities...
1/ lack of coolant in system,
2/ coolant supply to interior heater blocked / controls jammed,
3/ failing thermostat switch to engine fan
4/ failing water pump
#2 may be separate problem and I would check out #3 - after #1, of course!
Hope this helps - if not hold the rating and add a comment below. Cheers, D.
SOURCE: 1993 Toyota Camry V6: Engine Overheating Prob
Yes if it hydraulically operated it could be because the pump for the fan is bad. If I am not mistaken the fan is run off of the power steering pump correct. check and make sure the pump is working correctly. I have not seen a hydraulic motor on a car I know they put them on a lot of diesel trucks like humvees and some Chevy diesels but not on a car. Most are usually electrical. I know on humvees with a hydraulic fan they have a fan controller check this and make sure it is working right you can unplug the controller and the fan should stay ingaged and turn faster.
SOURCE: 1993 Toyota Camry V6: Coolant Overheating Problem.
how do u change the water pump in a 1993 toyota camry v6 engine?
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