problem with cooler - sonata97

Discussion in 'Hyundai Sonata' started by tomas, Sep 2, 2008.

  1. tomas

    tomas Guest

    Hi folks,
    last year i bought sonata 2.0 CDi automat 1997 and she run decently
    untill now. :cry:
    the problem is cooler. I guess so because after few miles its
    overheated.
    Recently i went to the local garage where my friend is a mechanic or
    at this moment i would rather say "mechanic".
    He replaced the head gasket, fan switch, thermostat and timing belt
    but did not fix the problem. The fans still not going on. I saw the
    fans running when he omitted system so i guess fans will be ok, they
    just can’t get the impuls to switch on.

    I picked out local garage because of my friend and its cheaper, but
    now i start regret that. By the way few days before start that problem
    with the cooler i poured into tank enhaced liquid to clean pistons and
    valves. Some side effects?
    Always remember before you can become old and wise you must be young
    and stupid. :roll:

    Before I take the car to the Hyundai dealer to investigate the cause
    of the problem and repair it, I would like to know some of yours
    suggestions. Try to avoid taking car to the dealer again then again
    and again and they tell me that the cause of the problem could be this
    and that or many other things, all of them fairly expensive to repair,
    probably more than the cost of the car... :cry:


    If you have any hints or suggestions about this, I will be very
    grateful for that. :idea:

    Thanks a lot. :wink:
    Tomas
     
    tomas, Sep 2, 2008
    #1
  2. tomas

    Partner Guest

    Sounds as if you have already put more money into a 97 car than its worth.
    I would not throw more money into it. Dealers don't do work cheap. Many
    years ago I had the same problem with a electric fan not coming on. I
    straight wired it to wire that came hot when I turned on the ignition
    switch. Took care of the problem.
     
    Partner, Sep 2, 2008
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