1997 cadillac sts overheating?

okay i got a 1997 cadillac sts and i was driving it and it just started to overheat i change the simples like radiator, thermostat. now all that would be left would be the head gasket or the water pump but i dont know what one, its not leaking coolant so does that mean its the water pump? and if so how hard is it to fix it? and right now its stuck a hour away from where i live so if its the water pump would i be able to drive it back home seeings how its winter time as long as the winds hitting it?1997 cadillac sts overheating?check fan and temp switch for fan and relay for fan fuse and relay in fuse box under hood

How to do this using netbeans? please help me.?

Mamat檚 Automotive performs the following maintenance services:

- Oil change ?RM 8.00

- Radiator flush ?RM18.00

- Transmission flush ?RM30.00

- Inspection ?RM15.00

- Exhaust replacement ?RM100.00

- Tyre rotation ?RM20.00

Create a GUI application that allows the user to select the above services (using check boxes or radio buttons) and then displays the total charges based on the selected services (by clicking a button)How to do this using netbeans? please help me.?Basically before you can create a GUI application from within Netbeans

(version 6.7 or 6.8) you have to download and install the Qt SDK from

Nokia.



http://qt.nokia.com/doc/4.5/index.html



The SDK is coming with the Ming compiler environment,

which you have to configure from within Netbeans.



it is a fairly complex procedure. There also seem some

bugs in the version 4. So probably you could consider

downloading an ealier version from here:



http://qt.nokia.com/doc/



All the best

medical doctor at home

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2004 LTZ400 radiator steaming?

Theres steam coming out of what i believe is the radiator on the bike. I recently changed my engine coolant and soon after it started doing this, the steam has a sweet smell to it which leads me to believe it is the radiator. Anyways if this is the case im guessing i put the wrong kind of coolant in and was wondering how i properly go about flushing the old coolant out and adding the new coolant.2004 LTZ400 radiator steaming?I want to ask something and I need 2 points... sorry!2004 LTZ400 radiator steaming?What it sound like is not that you put the wrong coolant but that you put to much coolant and not enough water. What you should is to go to autozone or any where like that and buy a tester for to check the coolant. The tester should not cost more then $5. If the coolant is fine then can you email me at supersport69@ymail.com so I can get more information and figure out what is wrong with your bike.2004 LTZ400 radiator steaming?dunno sorry

How do I know when to change the thermostat or know when it isn't working??

I flushed my radiator about three times until water was clear and then refilled with half and half, coolant/distilled water. I did this because it hadn't been done since I bought the truck ('95 Ford Ranger, 107K miles) from a neighbor two years before, plus the fact that the truck's coolant temp gauge needle was going past the middle mark but not all the way into %26quot;H.%26quot; Afterwards, it was a little better, but it still happened once in a while for long trips on the highway. Just changed the air filter w/ a K%26amp;N filter and strangely things seemed to improve, but the needle still moves a little past the middle. I don't know what else to do. So, I'm wondering about the thermostat...How do I know when to change the thermostat or know when it isn't working??If the engine takes too long to heat up then it probably is a bad thermostat. Watch the temp Gage and see if the temperature is in the proper range when the temperature gets up to the proper operating temp then the thermostat will open up letting the water circulate through the engine.You can tell when this happens as you may be able to hear the thermostat click and followed by a sudden and temporary drop in temperature as the cooler water from the radiator starts going through the engine and the warmer water from the engine goes to the radiator to be cooled by the fan also you may sense a sudden and temporary drop in engine speed when the fan kicks in .How do I know when to change the thermostat or know when it isn't working??thermostats go out often. they are easy enough to change and cheap. is your fan working? with it warming up your fan could have shorted out a while ago and it's just now affecting you temp gage. if it is okay. just change the thermostat. if that doesn't work pay for the diagnosticHow do I know when to change the thermostat or know when it isn't working??No idea how your gage is calibrated, but, most of the time a %26quot;stat%26quot; will stick open, not shut. That will cause too low of a temp and no heat from the heater. Too hot (in or real close to)the red and that is more apt to be from some other cause, fan, air flow etc.How do I know when to change the thermostat or know when it isn't working??When your vehicle starts to over heat,check thermostart and when it starts to operate below normal temperaturesHow do I know when to change the thermostat or know when it isn't working??First off what engine do you have? the thermostat should be changed every 2 years. You should have the cooling system pressure checked for leaks.

Car overheating or is it the gauge?

I had to change the water pump on my car, and now the car's temperature gauge shows it is overheating, but it is weird because:

when the car is first started it will run at normal operating temperature (190) for a while, then after a little while once driving it will rise up to 220 degrees and more unless i put the heat on.

I changed the thermostat twice, radiator cap twice, and the temperature gauge sending unit twice and it still does this. It was totally fine until I had to change the water pump. It is just weird how it is fine when the car is first started, and after a little while the temperature starts to rise after a little while once driving the car.Car overheating or is it the gauge?When this happened to a previous car of mine, I had to replace the Mass Airflow System. Quite spendy. It even started to lock up the fuel system and would say that the gas cap was loose, which it was not.



I suggest seeking professional advice. Might be worth it to go to a place that is certified by your vehicle's manufacturer.

How much will insulating the basement walls help keep it warmer?

Right now there is a drop ceiling and the thin paneling on the walls. It gets a bit chilly in the winter and we want to start using it as our family room.



If we rip out the paneling but keep the framing, then insulate and drywall, will we notice a significant change? Our house has radiator heating. I was also thinking about adding a radiator to go in the basement. What do you think?



If we rip out the paneling, we would also like to put in a new ceiling. Should I try to insulate under the new ceiling as well? There is quite a bit of wiring and pipes. If some of the pipes are too low for the ceiling (which the radiator pipes probably will be), we will just pain them white to blend in.



Thanks!How much will insulating the basement walls help keep it warmer?Insulating the walls will help but not as much as insulating the ceiling. When air heats it rises so if you are in the basement the normal flow will be to bring the cooler air down to the basement and the heat to the upstairs. By adding insulation in the ceiling it will help trap the air in the lower part of the house and making it much more comfortable. Good luck

Bubbles in my overflow tank?

ok, my 95 maxima was overheating, i change the thermostat n radiator. for a while it was still overheating. but now it only overheat due to coolant lost in the overflow tank....sometime ago i ask about bubbbles in my ovrflow tank...the radiator was pushing coolant into my overfow tank and there was bubbles in it...everyone say its a headgasket prob. i went and got it pressure check an they cud not find no leak... SO WHAT ELSE COULD MAKE THE BUBBLES AND COOLANT GO TO MY OVERFLOW TANK?? can a faulty water pump do that? right now it runs fine. but its still pushing coolant in the overflow bottle but the bubbles are little less...i know its not the radiator or cap...how can i no for sure what causing these bubbles ??Bubbles in my overflow tank?It is a blown head gasket, there is a kit you can buy to detect carbon monoxide in the coolant.A pressure check might not find the problem.Bubbles in my overflow tank?are you sure it's not the cap? have you replaced it? The cap is what regulates the pressure in your cooling system. If the spring in the cap wears out or breaks, it would allow coolant back into your reservoir. Make sure if you buy a new cap, it has the right lb. rating (psi)

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