2007 Dodge Charger Car Overheating Replace Timing Belt Water Pump Radiator

2007 DODGE CHARGER
99,300 MILES
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Car is overheating. I replace the timing belt, the water pump, the radiator , and the thermostat . Car while driving on regular streets will not overheat. Bur as soon as you take it on the highway ,as soon as you get off the highway the car overheat. Please help me
Mar 7, 2013 at 9:56 PM
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you may have fixed the reason for the overheat but the result may be a blown head gasket from driving overheated. have a leak down test done to confirm.

Roy
Mar 7, 2013 at 10:45 PM
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