Please Help Overheating Problem

[toyotafan4u]

Thanks very much for looking at my post,

I have a 1996 Toyota Townace there is a huge problem when it comes to overheating, we made sure

the radiator is clean we pressure tested it, we changed the thing they called goose-neck we found out

that the fan wasnt spinning with the engine and they pin it, when they did that it was working great for

a week coolant was still in it up to that time but now its crazy the coolant keeps disappearing and its not

leaking out and every time your taking a drive you have to put coolant in. Please help

P.S we already took the thermostat out.

[Richard KM]

Thanks very much for looking at my post,

I have a 1996 Toyota Townace there is a huge problem when it comes to overheating, we made sure

the radiator is clean we pressure tested it, we changed the thing they called goose-neck we found out

that the fan wasnt spinning with the engine and they pin it, when they did that it was working great for

a week coolant was still in it up to that time but now its crazy the coolant keeps disappearing and its not

leaking out and every time your taking a drive you have to put coolant in. Please help

P.S we already took the thermostat out.

You'll probably find that the fan not spinning caused it to overheat, which has probably blown the head gasket between one of the coolant galleries and a cylinder. If the coolant is definitely not getting out the radiator, pipes etc, it's going out the exhaust.

[igormus]

Thanks very much for looking at my post,

I have a 1996 Toyota Townace there is a huge problem when it comes to overheating, we made sure

the radiator is clean we pressure tested it, we changed the thing they called goose-neck we found out

that the fan wasnt spinning with the engine and they pin it, when they did that it was working great for

a week coolant was still in it up to that time but now its crazy the coolant keeps disappearing and its not

leaking out and every time your taking a drive you have to put coolant in. Please help

P.S we already took the thermostat out.

You'll probably find that the fan not spinning caused it to overheat, which has probably blown the head gasket between one of the coolant galleries and a cylinder. If the coolant is definitely not getting out the radiator, pipes etc, it's going out the exhaust.

or an expansion tank lid has got an issue with gasket.